machst
do/make (verb: machen, 2nd person singular)
Word details
- German meaning
- Etwas von Hindernissen oder Verunreinigungen befreien; Platz schaffen.
- English meaning
- Clear
- Synonym
- räumen, befreien
- German example
- Bitte den Tisch freimachen.
- English example
- Please clear the table.
- Auxiliary Verb
- haben
- Present
- ich mache frei du machst frei er/sie/es ich macht frei wir machen frei ihr machet frei sie machen frei
- Past Participle
- ich habe freigemacht du hast freigemacht er/sie/es hat freigemacht wir haben freigemacht ihr habt freigemacht sie haben freigemacht
- Past
- ich machte frei du machtest frei er/sie/es machte frei wir machten frei ihr machtet frei sie machten frei
Related words
- Liebe machen
To make love (euphemism for sexual intercourse)
- Maske machen
To put on makeup
- wiedergutmachen
To make amends
- schlechtmachen
To badmouth, to denigrate
- untertan machen
To subjugate
- eine lange Nase machen
To make a long nose at someone means to mock or ridicule them, often with a hand gesture.
- Aa machen
to poop
- zumachen
Close
- fertigmachen
to get ready
- mitmachen
participate
- rückgängig machen
Undo
- namhaft machen
To make famous, to bring to prominence
- mobilmachen
mobilize
- stutzig machen
Make suspicious
- vormachen
to pretend, to feign, to deceive
- nachmachen
Imitate
- Nägel mit Köpfen machen
To get down to brass tacks
- blau machen
To play hooky, to skip work/school
- ungeschehen machen
To undo
- Spaß machen
To have fun means to bring joy or pleasure.
- die Nacht zum Tag machen
Burn the midnight oil
- die Rechnung ohne den Wirt machen
To count one's chickens before they hatch
- plattmachen
To flatten, to crush, to destroy
- reinmachen
To clean
- den Hof machen
"To court someone" means to flatter someone to win their favor, often in a romantic way.
- vor nichts haltmachen
To stop at nothing
- einen Rückzieher machen
To back down
- zunutze machen
To take advantage of
- blaumachen
To play truant
- kurzmachen
to shorten
- kurz machen
to shorten
- stark machen
To empower
- kundmachen
To announce, to proclaim
- starkmachen
to encourage, to strengthen
- schlappmachen
Give up
- alt machen
age
- krank machen
To make someone sick means to cause someone to become ill or feel unwell.
- totmachen
To kill
- wichtigmachen
To act important
- sich aus dem Staub machen
To make a quick getaway
- mundtot machen
To silence someone
- publikmachen
to publicize, to make public
- lockermachen
To loosen
- gemeinsame Sache machen
"To make common cause" means to ally oneself with someone or a group in order to achieve a common goal.
- irremachen
To make someone go crazy means to confuse or disorient someone.
- egal
no matter, it doesn't matter
- beknackt
Crazy, silly, goofy
- sich auf den Weg machen
To set off
- festmachen
To moor, to fasten
Example sentences with “machst”
Was machst du am Wochenende? (What are you doing on the weekend?)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'machen' a regular verb?
Yes, 'machen' is a perfectly regular verb.