表現力が一気に増える！「make」のコアイメージを解説！【基本動詞】

Makeup can make you feel like you've put in a lot of effort into it. Hello everyone! I'm Nishizawa Roy, an English doctor. In this channel, I teach you how to learn English in a non-native way. Tony, do you know what it means to make a reservation in English? Yes, I remember doing that a long time ago. Is it make-a-reservation? Correct! I have one more question. In Japanese, you make a reservation, but why do you use make-up in English? In my previous videos, I talked about basic verbs like have and take. Today, I'm going to talk about make-up. Make-up can mean a lot of things. By the way, Tony, do you know what it means? Yes, I do. Of course, I know what it means to make a reservation in English, but I don't know what it means to put in a lot of effort into it. Make-up can mean a lot of things. I'm sure you all know what I just said. It can mean something like make someone happy. It can also mean to stimulate someone. Make-up can mean to make a reservation. It can also mean to make a promise. Make-up can mean to make a mistake. Make-up can mean to make friends. It can also mean to put on makeup. It can also mean to make up. It can also mean to make one's way. It can also mean to make a bed. It can also mean to make it work. Make-up is a word that has a lot of meaning, but don't think that it's hard to remember because it has a lot of meaning. As I explained in other videos, it's important to catch it with your senses. If you compare it to a tree, it's a big tree. There are a lot of branches. It's a bad idea to try to remember each and every branch, so let's try to catch it sensuously. When you catch it sensuously, first of all, let's catch a scary image. This scary image is the trunk of a tree. First of all, it's important to catch it sensuously. What is the core image of make-up? It's often translated into Japanese as making, but the core of make-up is to create from nothing. For example, make a sandwich. There was no sandwich until I made a sandwich. For example, what existed before that, Tony? Bread, lettuce, ham. There were ingredients like that. It was just an ingredient, and it wasn't a sandwich yet. By combining those ingredients, you can say that the shape of the sandwich has changed. You can also say that the sandwich that didn't exist has come into existence. The core of make-up is to create something that didn't exist. After holding down the core, the next step is to connect from the trunk to the branches. It's important to feel the branches. Connect it sensuously. If you can't imagine it like that, it'll be dark. It's important to grasp it sensuously. For example, make coffee or make tea. It's like putting it in Japanese. It's translated as putting coffee in it. Coffee comes into existence by putting it in. Until then, coffee was made with beans, powder, and hot water. In the case of tea, it's like leaves and hot water. By combining them, you can make coffee and make tea. Coffee and tea exist as liquids. Next, make a reservation. It's a reason to use make-up. How do you make a reservation? For example, if you want to make a reservation at a restaurant from 7 a.m. tomorrow, how do you do it? I'll call the store. Recently, there may be an app that makes a reservation on your smartphone. It's easy to understand on the phone, so if you say it on the phone, I'll call the store and tell them I want to make a reservation. By calling the store, you can make a reservation. A reservation is born. There was no reservation until I called the store. That's why I'm wearing make-up. That's why it's called make a reservation. There was no reservation until then. The occurrence of a reservation is connected to make-up. The same goes for promises. It's called make a promise. By agreeing that it's a promise to each other, a promise comes into existence. You're making a promise. How about bed making? It's called bed making in hotels. It's not like you're building a new bed and making it. In English, it's called make a bed. If you're going to do a lot of things, it's called make beds. This doesn't mean that you're making a bed. It means to clean the sheets and arrange the beds. This is a bed. It's not just a physical bed. It's a bed that can be stopped. You're creating it, so you're using make-up. It's called make a bed. Next is a little tough. Let's move on to make one's way. It's a little hard to understand that this expression means to move on. I'm sure there are quite a few people who have forgotten Japanese. Make-up creates. Make one's way. For example, if you say make my way, You're creating your own path. But can you be born without doing anything about your own path? This is because you can make your own path by moving forward. What you can do is the same as what you're doing. That's why it means to move on. For example, you can also say make one's way through the crowd. This is the way I'm making my way. It's called through the crowd. It's going through the crowd. If you translate it into Japanese, it means to divide the crowd and move on. In addition, this make one's way is used to mean prosperity or success. Make-up can also mean effort. It's a possibility that you're making an effort because you're creating it in a place where you don't have it. If you make an effort to move forward and imagine cutting a path, Don't you think that would make sense? In addition, there is an idiom, make it. It means to succeed and succeed. This is also very similar. The word it here refers to a certain situation. Maybe the situation that went well is created by effort. That's why make-it means to succeed and succeed. Next, let's move on to make-it, which is translated as to do something. Some people may think that make-it means to do something, not just to make it. This is very simple. It's just creating a situation. For example, if she said she made him happy, She's creating a situation where he's happy. So if you translate it into Japanese, you can say she made him happy. It's just making a situation like that. And make-it is also very similar. It's creating a situation. For example, my boss made me work late. In this example sentence, me work late In other words, I work late. My boss made me work late. This is easy to mean that it was forced to create such a situation. Therefore, it is often written in dictionaries that make-it is forced. However, you should not think that make-it is forced. It's not always forced. For example, it is said to be non-living. It's a little different when you put things together. For example, this song makes me cry. me cry In other words, I cry. This song creates a situation where I cry. If you translate it into a more sophisticated translation, You can translate it as, when you hear this song, you cry. Anyway, I cry. It's just making a situation like that. In this case, you don't say that you were forced to cry when you heard the song. So it's not good to make-it is forced. However, if someone says to someone else, It's often a forced nuance. So now you've felt the various branches of make-it. Create what is at the core. It's like making it exist from nothing. That's the core of make-it. It will grow into various branches from here. Make a reservation. Make a promise. It's definitely make-it. In addition, for example, it is said to make friends. Make friends. I didn't have friends before I became a friend. Then I think it's make-it. There are many branches that I didn't explain today. Please check it out for yourself. And sensibly. Oh, it's definitely make-it. I hope you learn so that you can think of it that way. Thank you for today. Make-it is a core image of creating from nothing. I thought it was very interesting that make-it made you feel the effort. I would like to research and understand other branches with a core image. I learned a lot today. Thank you very much. Thank you for watching the video until the end. If this video was helpful, please subscribe to the channel, rate it, and leave a comment. In the comment section, I would be happy if you could write your impressions of make-it and other things you would like to know. See you in the next video. This was English Doctor Nishizawa Roy. See ya!