make do

英 [meɪk duː]

美 [meɪk duː]

将就使用，凑合着用

英英释义

verb

• come to terms with
  1. We got by on just a gallon of gas
  2. They made do on half a loaf of bread every day
  Synonym:copeget bymake outcontendgrappledealmanage

双语例句

• On the other hand, a query for a clerk might not necessarily be weighted as high, so that query might have to make do with the indexes that already exist.
  反之，职员的查询也许就没有必要看得那么重，所以也许应该利用现有索引来执行查询。
• Running those tests with Purify lets you make them do double duty.
  利用Purify运行那些测试，您可以使它们执行双份的任务。
• They thought it was a good idea to make some offenders do community service
  他们认为让一些违法者去社区做义工是个好主意。
• Viewers will have to make do with tired re-runs and second-rate movies
  电视观众只能将就着看一下已经看厌了的重播节目和二流电影。
• Our laboratory equipment isn't perfect, but we must make do.
  实验室设备是不够理想，但我们只好因陋就简。
• However, small and medium enterprises usually make do with a limited budget for modernizing their IT infrastructure and assets.
  然而，中小型企业通常只有有限的预算来设法现代化其IT基础设施和资产。
• Too often, you will have to make do thinking thoughts in your head, which is what many great thinkers, philosophers and artists have long known and practiced.
  很多时候，你不得不自行去思考，许多伟大的思想家、哲学家和艺术家们早就懂得这点并付诸实践。
• This hotel isn't what we wanted, but we must make do.
  这家旅馆不是我们想住的地方，但我们得将就一下。
• I'll make do with these sandals for this summer.
  我这双凉鞋今年夏天还可以应付过去。
• If you see your manager as someone whose job is to enforce rules, spoil your fun and make you do things you don't want to do, it will show and it won't look good.
  如果你把你的主管看做是一个强制你遵循规则，挤压你的乐趣，还让你做你不想做的事情的人，这会表现出来而且看起来不可能很好。