makeover

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“Extreme makeover! Just like the one English, baby! got. I’m going to look so much better!”

- Jason on his new look.

Definición

an improvement to the way you look; a change in appearance

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Welcome to another episode of EXTREME English, baby! Getting a new haircut or putting on a new set of clothes for the first time not only makes you look different, it also makes you feel different. That’s how you know you’ve had a makeover: when you feel like a new person.

Jason has been wearing the same uniform since he went to the Olympics last year. Marni suggests that it might be time for a makeover and Jason agrees that that’s just what he needs, especially since English, baby! just got a new look.

So Marni starts giving Jason new clothes to try on. He tries everything from hats to a pink flowered shirt. Some makeovers are easier than others, and Jason has a hard time finding a new outfit that suits him.

Devan notices how extreme the makeover has become and suggests something simple. Why not just add a Super Member symbol to the original outfit? It’s perfect! You see, a makeover can be simple as long as it transforms you.

Ejemplos

“The TV show takes people who used to have drug problems and gives them makeovers to help them get jobs.”

“Your website looks like it was designed in the late ‘90s. It is in serious need of a makeover.”

“They gave the building a complete makeover from new paint to to new floors. You won’t even recognize it!”

“We need to give my sister a makeover. Her hair and makeup are so ugly!”

Ganadores

Ganadores - See who guessed the slang definition correctly.

	makeover means transforming.......... por nour_2
	a complete reconstruction and renovation of something. por VOLTS
	an extreme makeover is a radical change of your phisical appearance por monacovalentina
	i think it meanz change or to be changed , somethin like that....^^ por nono_cute
	well, to smth agian from the begining to make it better;))) por kachya

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