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make-up
UK
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US
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Bibliothek
is only a small fraction of what makes up the universe. +2
physics
constituer
former
Constituer ou former une quantité ou une proportion donnée de quelque chose.
those that make up every living thing, including you, +1
astronomy
former
Former ou constituer quelque chose ; ici, former chaque être vivant.
polypeptides or proteins that make up all kinds of stuff +1
biology
former
constituer
Former ou constituer un ensemble plus vaste.
They make up a single, giant edifice +1
general
former
constituer
Former ou constituer quelque chose.
I've got her induction dose made up to get her nice and sleepy.
medicine
These communities make up about half of the population.
history
Dealers would want to make up a good story.
archaeology
to make up their own personal copies.
history
make up a huge protective
general
former
constituer
Se combiner pour former ou constituer quelque chose ; ici, les structures font partie d’un port.
The sheets of metal which make up the hull are crudely riveted and bolted together.
maritime
former la coque
constituer la coque
Former ou constituer la coque du navire.
The huge tectonic plates make up the Earth's surface.
geology
former
constituer
Former ou constituer un tout ; ici, les plaques forment la surface de la Terre.
Three key components make up disaster risk: hazard, exposure and vulnerability.
disaster
constituer
composer
Former ou constituer les parties d’un tout.