makes, made, making
to make over
phrasal verb
Transfer ownership or rights to someone else
- 1She decided to make over the property to her son.
- 2He made over his shares to his business partner.
To make over means to give something you own to another person. It could be a possession, like a car or a house, or it could be a right, like the right to use a piece of land. It's like passing on control or ownership of something to someone else.
Remember, when you make over something, make sure to transfer all necessary paperwork and legal documents to the new owner. This will ensure a smooth transition of ownership without any complications.
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at a hair salon
The Unexpected Gift
Daniel
Hey Lisa, I just wanted to let you know that I'm planning to make over my salon to you.
Lisa
Wow, Daniel! I didn't expect that. Are you sure about this?
Daniel
Absolutely. You've been managing it so well, and I trust you completely.
Lisa
Thank you, Daniel. I promise to take good care of it.
at the hospital
A Heartfelt Decision
Steven
Karen, I've decided to make over my shares of the family business to you.
Karen
Steven, are you sure? That's a big responsibility.
Steven
I trust you completely, and I know you'll handle it well.
Karen
Thank you, Steven. I promise to honor your trust.
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Similar to "to make over":
- 1transfer
- 2assign