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(to) make a bundle: to make a great deal of money.

My father made a bundle on the stock market.

Mr. Johnson made a bundle in real estate and retired at age 45.

Made of money: very rich.

Do you think he is made of money?

My uncle has a very big house. He certainly is made of money.

(to) make a splash: to become very popular.

Denim really made a splash in the ’70s.

Those new jeans really made a splash. A vast majority of young people are

wearing them.

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(to) make a pig of oneself: to eat too much.

Tom made a pig of himself at dinner.

Mary made a pig of herself at the buffet table last night.

(to) make time for: to arrange your schedule for doing something or being

with someone.

My father is a busy doctor, but he always makes time for us.

You need to make time for regular exercise.