make it to (**메**이크 잇 투) — to succeed in reaching a place or achieving something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to succeed in reaching a place or achieving something
Pronunciation (IPA): /meɪk ɪt tuː/
Korean meaning: 어떤 장소에 도착하다, 목표를 달성하다
Korean pronunciation: **메**이크 잇 투
Example Sentences
- My boss is so slow that snails make it to work faster than him.
- If you study hard, you'll definitely make it to your dream university.
- I was running so late that I thought I'd never make it to the airport on time.
make it to
VERB//meɪk ɪt tuː//
to succeed in reaching a place or achieving something
a determined hiker takes their final steps across a finish line at the mountain peak, arms raised in celebration. Sweat drips from their face but they smile broadly with pure joy and relief. Earlier in their journey they struggled up the steep rocky path, but now they have conquered the difficult climb. Their hiking companion cheers enthusiastically from behind, also approaching the summit. Other hikers at the peak applaud and congratulate the successful climber. someone succeeding in reaching a challenging place they worked hard to achieve
Take it through and break it too, you'll make it to your goal!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
make(만들다)와 it(그것을), to(~까지)가 결합하여 '그것을 어떤 지점까지 만들어내다'라는 의미로 발전했습니다.
🎵Rhyme
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📝Examples
“My boss is so slow that snails make it to work faster than him.”
“If you study hard, you'll definitely make it to your dream university.”
“I was running so late that I thought I'd never make it to the airport on time.”
“Even my pizza made it to the party before you did!”
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