makings

US // (ˈmeɪkɪŋz) //

创作,经验,创作的,经验和教训

Definitions

1
- : potentials, qualities, or materialshe had the makings of a leader
- : Also called: rollings slang the tobacco and cigarette paper used for rolling a cigarette
- : profits; earnings

In short, it had all the makings of a nuclear attack drill, part of an escalation in long-range Russian operations worldwide.
Throw in an X-Man whose special power is preserving religious liberty and you have the makings of a movie franchise.
For Schwarzenegger fans like me, the movie had all the makings of a breakthrough.
He demonstrated that he had the makings of a future Marine after his mother sent him on a last minute errand to a nearby deli.
Coming to America in late 1774, already approaching 40, Paine not only had all the makings of a radical.
Had he in him the makings of the mere trimmer and politician, in addition to the miserable vanity that had riven him to-day?
And do you know, Hilary, there's the makings of a devilish fine woman in Liosha, if one only knew the right way to take her.
Dinings and sendings of flowers, and evening love-makings—these for the time seemed the main business of Jefferson Barracks.
I was not in the best of either, but I must have struck him as having "the makings" of I don't quite know what.
But Colin had the makings of an angler in him and he was able instinctively to judge the amount of pressure that was needed.

US // (ˈmeɪkɪŋz) //

创作,经验,创作的,经验和教训

1
- : potentials, qualities, or materialshe had the makings of a leader
- : Also called: rollings slang the tobacco and cigarette paper used for rolling a cigarette
- : profits; earnings

In short, it had all the makings of a nuclear attack drill, part of an escalation in long-range Russian operations worldwide.
Throw in an X-Man whose special power is preserving religious liberty and you have the makings of a movie franchise.
For Schwarzenegger fans like me, the movie had all the makings of a breakthrough.
He demonstrated that he had the makings of a future Marine after his mother sent him on a last minute errand to a nearby deli.
Coming to America in late 1774, already approaching 40, Paine not only had all the makings of a radical.
Had he in him the makings of the mere trimmer and politician, in addition to the miserable vanity that had riven him to-day?
And do you know, Hilary, there's the makings of a devilish fine woman in Liosha, if one only knew the right way to take her.
Dinings and sendings of flowers, and evening love-makings—these for the time seemed the main business of Jefferson Barracks.
I was not in the best of either, but I must have struck him as having "the makings" of I don't quite know what.
But Colin had the makings of an angler in him and he was able instinctively to judge the amount of pressure that was needed.