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Meaning of Make it

In simple words: to succeed or achieve something

Make it in a sentence

  • I hope to make it to the top of the class this semester.
  • After years of hard work, she finally made it in the music industry.
  • He didn't think he would make it, but he surprised everyone.

How to use Make it

Used to describe achieving a goal or reaching a destination. Common in both spoken and written English. Avoid in overly formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

make it + (to/into) + noun

Memory hint

Think of 'make' and 'it' as creating a successful path or journey.

Related words

Collocations with Make it

  • make it big
  • make it happen
  • make it to the top

Opposites of Make it

Common mistakes with Make it

  • Using it without context, e.g., 'make it' without saying what is made.
  • Confusing with 'make sure' which has a different meaning.
  • Incorrectly conjugating the phrase for different subjects.

Compare Make it with Succeed, Achieve, Accomplish, Reach, Attain

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Frequently asked questions about Make it

What does Make it mean?

to succeed or achieve something

What is the definition of Make it?

To succeed in a particular goal or situation.

How do you use Make it in a sentence?

I hope to make it to the top of the class this semester.

Can you give another example of Make it?

After years of hard work, she finally made it in the music industry.

What are synonyms for Make it?

Common alternatives include succeed, achieve, accomplish, reach, attain.

What is the opposite of Make it?

Opposite meanings include fail, lose, fall short.

What words go with Make it?

It commonly pairs with make it big, make it happen, make it to the top.

What are common mistakes when using Make it?

Using it without context, e.g., 'make it' without saying what is made. Confusing with 'make sure' which has a different meaning. Incorrectly conjugating the phrase for different subjects.

How do you pronounce Make it?

US: //meɪk ɪt//, UK: //meɪk ɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Make it?

Used to describe achieving a goal or reaching a destination. Common in both spoken and written English. Avoid in overly formal contexts.