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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Makes up for it

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Help me please with the word "makes up for it" . What does it mean? I've heard this word used as a verb, but in this sentence it looks like a noun. Emotion: hmm

"Hiring trained staff to keep e-mail, websites, and Internet access running sommothly does require some investment of copany resources, but the payback more then makes up for it."

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Hi, Help me please with the word "makes up for it" . What does it mean? I've heard this word used as a verb, but in this sentence it looks like a noun.

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  • Hi, Help me please with the word "makes up for it" .
  • What does it mean?
  • I've heard this word used as a verb, but in this sentence it looks like a noun.
  • No.
  • It's an idiomatic verb.
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Hi,

Help me please with the word "makes up for it" . What does it mean? I've heard this word used as a verb, but in this sentence it looks like a noun.
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