1. 假装：make a face / / 做鬼脸 | make believe / / 假装 | make for / / 走向,驶向;有助于,有利于
2. 假装,装作：make beds 铺床叠被 | make believe 假装,装作 | make certain (把...)弄确实,弄清楚
3. 假装,假扮：make it 办成,做到,成功;赶上,及时达到 | make believe 假装,假扮 | make of 理解,推断
4. 假想的：Make fun of sb =tease取笑 | Make-believe假想的 | Make it ( Can you make it?)成功了(你能行吗?)
1. He and his team believe introducing the gene carrying that single change back into human cells would make those cells resistant to HIV infection.
2. Some believe the new system will not root out click default because it doesn't make any difference on the cost per click business model.
3. Many of the companies surveyed also believe Rudd's command of the language could make it easier for them to forge future trade deals in China.
4. All parents believe their kids are capable of communicating well before they can make comprehensible speech.
5. Syrian observers believe that such statements reveal that the Syrian opposition is ready to make every possible concession to take power.
6. He has said that he does not believe that seeking statehood at the UN would contradict bilateral peace talks or make them null and void.
7. Most business and civil leaders believe that the most important contribution corporations can make to society is through the way they run their own businesses.
8. We have reason to believe that we will make progress in our narcotics control endeavor.
9. Since claims of what happened in China cannot be independently verified, the applicants can make whatever claims that they believe will convince the immigration authorities.
10. Neri and Hu have never regretted their decision to make China their home, and strongly believe that the country is ripe for a design revolution.
verb
1. represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act like
e.g. She makes like an actress