make over
The term "make over" involves various forms of transformation, whether it's physical, functional, or legal.
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Definition
B2Personal Appearance
(informal)To change someone's look through new clothes, hairstyle, or makeup.
Example
- She decided to make over her style with a new haircut and wardrobe.
B2Property and Spaces
(general)To renovate or improve the appearance or function of a building, room, or object.
Example
- They made over the old house to give it a more modern look.
C1Legal
(formal)To legally transfer ownership or responsibility of something to someone else.
Example
- She made over the property to her children through a legal document.
B2Career or Image
(general)To improve or take a new direction in one's career or public image.
Example
- The company made over its brand to appeal to a younger audience.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "make over":
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