Make an appointment синоним

— make [noun]

— an [article]

abbreviation: вышеуказанный, вышеупомянутый

— appointment [noun]

noun: назначение, прием, встреча, свидание, должность, определение, пост, оборудование, предписание, место

1    assemble, build, compose, constitute, construct, create, fabricate, fashion, forge, form, frame, manufacture, mould, originate, produce, put together, shape, synthesize  

2    accomplish, beget, bring about, cause, create, effect, engender, generate, give rise to, lead to, occasion, produce  

3    cause, coerce, compel, constrain, dragoon, drive, force, impel, induce, oblige, press, pressurize, prevail upon, railroad     (informal)   require  

4    appoint, assign, create, designate, elect, install, invest, nominate, ordain  

5    draw up, enact, establish, fix, form, frame, pass  

6    add up to, amount to, compose, constitute, embody, form, represent  

7    act, carry out, do, effect, engage in, execute, perform, practise, prosecute  

8    calculate, estimate, gauge, judge, reckon, suppose, think  

9    acquire, clear, earn, gain, get, net, obtain, realize, secure, take in, win  

10    arrive at, arrive in time for, attain, catch, get to, meet, reach  

11    make it        (informal)   arrive     (informal)   be successful, come through, crack it     (informal)   cut it     (informal)   get on, get somewhere, prosper, pull through, succeed, survive  
      n  

12    brand, build, character, composition, constitution, construction, cut, designation, form, kind, make-up, mark, model, shape, sort, structure, style, type, variety  

13    cast of mind, character, disposition, frame of mind, humour, kidney, make-up, nature, stamp, temper, temperament  

1    abscond, beat a hasty retreat, clear out     (informal)   cut and run     (informal)   decamp, depart, do a runner     (slang)   flee, fly, fly the coop     (U.S. & Canad. informal)   hook it     (slang)   make off, run away or off, run for it     (informal)   scoot, skedaddle     (informal)   slope off, take a powder     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take it on the lam     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take to one’s heels  

2      (with)
      with   abduct, cabbage     (Brit. slang)   carry off, cart off     (slang)   filch, kidnap, knock off     (slang)   make off with, nab     (informal)   nick     (slang, chiefly Brit.)   pilfer, pinch     (informal)   purloin, steal, swipe     (slang)  

3      (with)
      with   blow away     (slang, chiefly U.S.)   bump off     (slang)   destroy, dispose of, do away with, do in     (slang)   eliminate, get rid of, kill, murder, rub out     (U.S. slang)  

1   
      n   charade, dream, fantasy, imagination, play-acting, pretence, unreality  

2   
      adj   dream, fantasized, fantasy, imaginary, imagined, made-up, mock, pretend, pretended, sham, unreal  
  
Antonyms     
,       n   actuality, fact, reality, truthfulness  
      adj   authentic, genuine, real, unfeigned  

1    aim for, be bound for, head for or towards, proceed towards, steer (a course) for  

2    assail, assault, attack, fall on, fly at, go for, have a go at     (informal)   lunge at, set upon  

3    be conducive to, conduce to, contribute to, facilitate, favour, promote  

1    abscond, beat a hasty retreat, bolt, clear out     (informal)   cut and run     (informal)   decamp, do a runner     (slang)   flee, fly, fly the coop     (U.S. & Canad. informal)   hook it     (slang)   make away, run away or off, run for it     (informal)   skedaddle     (informal)   slope off, take a powder     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take it on the lam     (U.S. & Canad. slang)   take to one’s heels  

2      (with)
      with   abduct, cabbage     (Brit. slang)   carry off, cart off     (slang)   filch, kidnap, knock off     (slang)   make away with, nab     (informal)   nick     (slang, chiefly Brit.)   pilfer, pinch     (informal)   purloin, run away or off with, steal, swipe     (slang)  

1    descry, detect, discern, discover, distinguish, espy, perceive, recognize, see  

2    comprehend, decipher, fathom, follow, grasp, perceive, realize, see, suss (out)     (slang)   understand, work out  

3    complete, draw up, fill in or out, inscribe, write (out)  

4    demonstrate, describe, prove, represent, show  

5    assert, claim, let on, make as if or though, pretend  

6    fare, get on, manage, prosper, succeed, thrive  

1    cosmetics, face     (informal)   greasepaint     (Theatre)   maquillage, paint     (informal)   powder, war paint     (informal, humorous)  

2    arrangement, assembly, composition, configuration, constitution, construction, form, format, formation, organization, structure  

3    build, cast of mind, character, constitution, disposition, figure, frame of mind, make, nature, stamp, temper, temperament  

1    compose, comprise, constitute, form  

2    coin, compose, concoct, construct, cook up     (informal)   create, devise, dream up, fabricate, formulate, frame, hatch, invent, manufacture, originate, trump up, write  

3    complete, fill, meet, supply  

4      (with)
      for   atone, balance, compensate, make amends, offset, recompense, redeem, redress, requite  

5    bury the hatchet, call it quits, come to terms, compose, forgive and forget, make peace, mend, reconcile, settle, shake hands  

6    make up one’s mind      choose, come to a decision, decide, determine, make a decision, reach a decision, resolve, settle  

7    make up to        (informal)   chat up     (informal)   court, curry favour with, flirt with, make overtures to, woo  

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