make room for — to create space for someone or something by moving other things or making adjustments
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to create space for someone or something by moving other things or making adjustments
Pronunciation (IPA): /meɪk ruːm fɔːr/
Korean meaning: 누군가나 무언가를 위해 자리를 만들다, 여유를 두다
Korean pronunciation: 메이크 **룸** 포
Example Sentences
- My closet is so full that I can't make room for any new clothes!
- The company decided to make room for younger employees by offering early retirement packages.
- I had to make room for dessert by eating only half of my main course.
make room for
VERB//meɪk ruːm fɔːr//
to create space for someone or something by moving other things or making adjustments
누군가나 무언가를 위해 자리를 만들다, 여유를 두다
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Make room for the zoom, then comes the boom!
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make는 고대 영어 'macian'에서, room은 고대 영어 'rum'(공간)에서 유래. 물리적 공간 확보에서 시간이나 기회 확보의 의미로 확장됨
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“My closet is so full that I can't make room for any new clothes!”
“The company decided to make room for younger employees by offering early retirement packages.”
“I had to make room for dessert by eating only half of my main course.”
“We need to make room for innovation in our traditional business model.”
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