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Definition of made-up in English: made-upadjective meɪdˈʌpˈˌmeɪd ˈˌəp 1Wearing make-up. 化过妆的 Example sentencesExamples - Alma flopped down on the bed and closed her eyes, the made-up lashes stuck out like thorns against her cheeks, ‘I'm in trouble.’
- Her face is overly made-up, thick paints covering deep lines.
- His face's painted and he's all made-up, looking, in fact, exactly how a pop star should.
- Unlike the rest of us, who looked very overly made-up in our stage makeup, she looked natural.
- By the time I arrived, locals were being herded in for the late shift - among them dozens of fierce, heavily made-up women who were not shy about jumping onstage and bra-flashing the crowd.
- Every nightclub scene is the same: heavily made-up women on the arms of puffy, gin blossomed men, bloodshot eyes starring at the featured act while nicotine stained fingers fiddle with a martini glass.
- According to this overly made-up woman, the least bit of makeup on us (as well as giving us cancer, in her opinion) made us harlots.
- She emerged from the bathroom all made-up with lipstick, rouge and mascara, clad in a black summer dress with flowers on it, so tiny they looked like spots.
- Susan Polgar was perfumed, coiffed, made-up and dressed in a sleek black pantsuit, an elegant contrast to the boys and young men hunched over their boards in her Queens, New York, chess club.
- The sophomore continued to cry, and her blue mascara ran down her made-up face as she brokenly and unabashedly sobbed out her story to her friends.
- While you may feel like it would be a crime against society to leave home without a fully made-up face, makeup and working out mix like oil and water.
- She is a heavily made-up head, bearing the mythic black hair and pure white skin of Disney's Snow White but with blue eye shadow and a smile painted on with lipstick.
Synonyms painted, done up, powdered, rouged 2Invented; not true. 编造的；虚构的 编造的故事。 Example sentencesExamples - The characters are too made-up and comfortingly false.
- Precious or not, made-up stories take us forward or back in time and put us inside the souls of people with whom we have nothing in common.
- While utter fabrications - such as phony academic degrees and made-up jobs - are big no-nos, you can commit some sins of omission with virtual impunity.
- He writes his own lyrics, but it's virtually impossible to say in what language, he borrows words from Estonian, Finnish, and even throws in his own made-up vocabulary.
- In a way though you're just part of an elaborate fantasy - my invisible made-up friends that i talk to in the privacy of my own room.
- Ron is all faux pretense and made-up mischievousness.
- Besides being a routine time travel episode, it's also a ‘technobabble’ episode, relying on made-up science and gadgetry to move the plot achingly along.
- The Minister's first reaction was to say it was wrong - it was a made-up story.
- I remember a time as a child when my sister and I shared an imaginary world of made-up creatures.
- Singing in turn in ancient Gaelic and Aramaic, a language spoken by Semitic people throughout the ancient Middle East, as well as her own made-up language, Gerrard provide here one of her most mystical performances to date.
- Nicola recognized, with the way Michael was gesturing, that it was one of his hilarious, usually made-up stories.
- Apparently, Ricky's made-up rumor turned out to be true.
- Meanwhile, Jack has told his pretty young ward Cecily that his visits to town are occasioned by the misbehavior of a made-up brother named Ernest.
- If it's a good read, it's a good read, but why not just publish it as what it is - a made-up story?
- I eventually got the cell phone by going back to the first company and giving a different name (my wife's), a different credit card, and a made-up passport number.
- Nicole Kidman learned a made-up language called ‘Ku’ for The Interpreter - and forgot every last word once the project wrapped.
- In my book, Thanksgiving is just some made-up holiday someone invented to sell more turkeys, so I wasn't going to do anything for it.
- Bea is suggesting made-up names that sound like they could have been invented by a brand manager at an advertising agency.
- Fred plays an international con man, looking for easy prey in ‘Patria,’ a made-up country in South America that bears a suspicious resemblance to the Swiss Alps.
- But did Meadow's account of these cases prove the existence of a syndrome - or twist the facts into a made-up illness, one that prosecutors have been only too eager to exploit?
Synonyms invented, fabricated, trumped-up, concocted, devised, manufactured, fictitious, fictional, false, untrue, unreal, sham, specious, spurious, bogus, apocryphal, imaginary, mythical 3(of a meal or drink) prepared in advance of sale. （餐饮）售前已备好的，现成的 profitability calls for selling made-up products like filled rolls Example sentencesExamples - We got home bearing made-up sandwiches for lunch and it wasn't long before I was putting my head down on my pillow for a well-earned doze.
- Take made up lunches to work - don't buy.
4(of a road) surfaced with a material such as asphalt. 已铺路面的 Example sentencesExamples - The race will stick to made-up roads and MAFF has given permission for it to go ahead despite the foot and mouth crisis.
- It was evening and I had reached the end of the made-up road, so there was no question but that I should stop before tackling the rough tracks in daylight.
Definition of made-up in US English: made-upadjectiveˈˌmeɪd ˈˌəpˈˌmād ˈˌəp 1Wearing makeup. 化过妆的 her immaculately made-up face Example sentencesExamples - She emerged from the bathroom all made-up with lipstick, rouge and mascara, clad in a black summer dress with flowers on it, so tiny they looked like spots.
- She is a heavily made-up head, bearing the mythic black hair and pure white skin of Disney's Snow White but with blue eye shadow and a smile painted on with lipstick.
- The sophomore continued to cry, and her blue mascara ran down her made-up face as she brokenly and unabashedly sobbed out her story to her friends.
- While you may feel like it would be a crime against society to leave home without a fully made-up face, makeup and working out mix like oil and water.
- Susan Polgar was perfumed, coiffed, made-up and dressed in a sleek black pantsuit, an elegant contrast to the boys and young men hunched over their boards in her Queens, New York, chess club.
- His face's painted and he's all made-up, looking, in fact, exactly how a pop star should.
- By the time I arrived, locals were being herded in for the late shift - among them dozens of fierce, heavily made-up women who were not shy about jumping onstage and bra-flashing the crowd.
- Her face is overly made-up, thick paints covering deep lines.
- Alma flopped down on the bed and closed her eyes, the made-up lashes stuck out like thorns against her cheeks, ‘I'm in trouble.’
- According to this overly made-up woman, the least bit of makeup on us (as well as giving us cancer, in her opinion) made us harlots.
- Every nightclub scene is the same: heavily made-up women on the arms of puffy, gin blossomed men, bloodshot eyes starring at the featured act while nicotine stained fingers fiddle with a martini glass.
- Unlike the rest of us, who looked very overly made-up in our stage makeup, she looked natural.
Synonyms painted, done up, powdered, rouged 2Invented; not true. 编造的；虚构的 编造的故事。 Example sentencesExamples - I eventually got the cell phone by going back to the first company and giving a different name (my wife's), a different credit card, and a made-up passport number.
- The characters are too made-up and comfortingly false.
- Ron is all faux pretense and made-up mischievousness.
- The Minister's first reaction was to say it was wrong - it was a made-up story.
- Nicole Kidman learned a made-up language called ‘Ku’ for The Interpreter - and forgot every last word once the project wrapped.
- He writes his own lyrics, but it's virtually impossible to say in what language, he borrows words from Estonian, Finnish, and even throws in his own made-up vocabulary.
- If it's a good read, it's a good read, but why not just publish it as what it is - a made-up story?
- I remember a time as a child when my sister and I shared an imaginary world of made-up creatures.
- Meanwhile, Jack has told his pretty young ward Cecily that his visits to town are occasioned by the misbehavior of a made-up brother named Ernest.
- Precious or not, made-up stories take us forward or back in time and put us inside the souls of people with whom we have nothing in common.
- But did Meadow's account of these cases prove the existence of a syndrome - or twist the facts into a made-up illness, one that prosecutors have been only too eager to exploit?
- Nicola recognized, with the way Michael was gesturing, that it was one of his hilarious, usually made-up stories.
- Bea is suggesting made-up names that sound like they could have been invented by a brand manager at an advertising agency.
- Besides being a routine time travel episode, it's also a ‘technobabble’ episode, relying on made-up science and gadgetry to move the plot achingly along.
- In a way though you're just part of an elaborate fantasy - my invisible made-up friends that i talk to in the privacy of my own room.
- In my book, Thanksgiving is just some made-up holiday someone invented to sell more turkeys, so I wasn't going to do anything for it.
- Singing in turn in ancient Gaelic and Aramaic, a language spoken by Semitic people throughout the ancient Middle East, as well as her own made-up language, Gerrard provide here one of her most mystical performances to date.
- While utter fabrications - such as phony academic degrees and made-up jobs - are big no-nos, you can commit some sins of omission with virtual impunity.
- Fred plays an international con man, looking for easy prey in ‘Patria,’ a made-up country in South America that bears a suspicious resemblance to the Swiss Alps.
- Apparently, Ricky's made-up rumor turned out to be true.
Synonyms invented, fabricated, trumped-up, concocted, devised, manufactured, fictitious, fictional, false, untrue, unreal, sham, specious, spurious, bogus, apocryphal, imaginary, mythical
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