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make out

verb as in see, recognize

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verb as in understand

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verb as in get by, succeed

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We zoomed in on the image, but the quality is too poor to make out what the dark shape pictured is.

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Mr Carey was forced back on to the seat behind him and you can just about make out him trying to kick towards the defendant.

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Others say calls to the phone are made out of sheer boredom.

We were at a cast lunch, and he says, “Yeah, we don’t have people making out in broom closets.”

Mr Sorabjee told the BBC that while milage concerns are real, they are a "not always as bad as made out to be".

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