machen

This is the 9201st most frequent German word.


machen

"machen" means "to do" or "to make."


Here, 'machen' means 'do' or 'perform' in the context of accomplishing a task.

Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben.

I am doing my homework.


In this sentence, 'machen' is used to express 'make' in a metaphorical sense, referring to logical coherence.

Das macht keinen Sinn.

That does not make sense.


Here, 'machen' conveys the act of 'taking' or 'undertaking' an activity, specifically travel.

Wir machen eine Reise nach Berlin.

We are taking a trip to Berlin.