to make out造句

It is hard to make out what criteria are used.

We need to make out a contract for every deal.

Police officer: OK, that's done. Now I'll need to make out a car theft report.

It is possible to make out something in those vaults, but not very much.

Sorry, I am not able to make out whose other voice was.

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The King put on his spectacles and looked anxiously round, to make out who was talking.

He was apparently still trying to make out how many people were there and who they were.

It's even possible to make out structures within the cell, such as the nucleus, mitochondria and chloroplasts.

In one famous case, scientists claimed to make out the initials of the British physicist Stephen Hawking.

He was forced to acknowledge to himself that he had confided it rather lightly to that stranger whose face he had not been able to make out.

Take Michael Jordan, for instance, it's easy to see his grades and ignored him to make out on the pitch to pay the price of blood and sweat.

With fine ability to clear off oxidation film, The width of clearing film can be adjusted continuously to make out good-looking welding seam.

My eyes were becoming accustomed to the gloom and I was able to make out a door at one side of the room.

Poverty is an abnormality to rich people. It is very difficult to make out why people who want dinner do not ring the bell.

When the moon drops out of the evening sky in a few more weeks, try to find Capricornus. Although it's a fairly dim constellation, it can be surprisingly easy to make out and recognize in a dark sky.

Section one re-interpretated the basic concepts like "Thinking Purely", trying to make out the nature of poetry and its evolution in the Han Dynasty.

After a patch was removed from her eye on Labor Day, Thornton could begin to make out faces for the first time since 2000.