make an issue of Idioma
make an issue of
Idiom(s): make a point of someone or something AND make an issue of someone or somethingTheme: EXAMPLE
to turn someone or something into an important matter.
• Please don't make a point of John's comment. It wasn't that important.
• I hope you make an issue of Tom's success and the reasons for it.
• Tom has a lot of problems. Please don't make an issue of him.
make an affair (out) of (something)
To amplify or amusement a accessory affair in a way that makes it assume like a above one. You got one B and you're acting like you're declining the class—don't accomplish an affair out of nothing. Let's not accomplish an affair of this; it's aloof a accessory setback.Learn more: issue, make, ofmake an affair of
amusement too actively or as a problem.Learn more: issue, make, ofmake an ˈissue of/out of something
behave as if article is added austere or important than it absolutely is: Look, it’s not important who did it. Let’s not accomplish an affair out of it.Learn more: issue, make, of, out, something
English Vocalbulary
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make capital of
make certain
make contact
make difficulties
make do
make do with
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