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make over
verbo transitivo con partícula
también:
  • she has made the estate over to her granddaughter -> ha nombrado a su nieta heredera de sus propiedades

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make over [meik]
(a) rehacer, hacer de nuevo; (b) ceder, traspasar o transferir el dominio de una cosa; depositar alguna cosa en poder de personas abonadas; confiar.

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make over
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (assign) ceder; traspasar;to a
he had made over the farm to his son le había cedido or traspasado la granja a su hijo
He formally acknowledged his financial debts to he and made over to her his entire British earnings until the debts should have been paid
2 (revamp) [+organization] modernizar; poner al día
Like it or not, the business press piously intoned, AT&T would have to try to make itself over the impresario who'd left ABC to make over NBC Sports
to make o.s. over cambiar de imagen
money you've spent over the years to make over your looks by making over our anatomy we hope to remake our social destiny dress up and make yourself over to look girlish

Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011

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