单词make-do
na.: 用(某物)设法应付
网络: 权宜之计；临时
复数：make-dos
This phase is often called bootstrapping, meaning when firms make do with few resources.
这个阶段通常称作为自力更生阶段，这个时候公司只能利用很少的资源进行运转。
However, the Pontiff had been too busy and they had been forced to make do with an audience with one of his cardinals.
但是教皇太忙，他们不得已只能谒见了一位大主教了事。
He spoke into a commo - patch mike the Sentinels had somehow crafted for him in their careless, make-do fashion.
说话要通过一个哨兵们专门为他制作的通信器话筒，但它很简陋，仅仅能用而已。
In miserable contrast, the below-average Gilded Age American had to make do with a pair of shoes and a melting block of ice.
与此形成鲜明对比的是，生活在镀金时代的下层美国人一年四季只能穿一双鞋，只能用一块即将融化的冰块来保存食物。
mr tien said there was no reason to guarantee civil servants an iron rice bowl , when others had to make do with a chipped porcelain bowl.
他说当其他人将就用崩瓷碗时，没有理由要保证公务员是一个铁饭碗。
Whilst many Gunners were hoping for a football man to fill the void left by Edelman, it appears they will have to make do with just a fan.
虽然许多枪手希望由一个足球专业人士来填补埃德尔曼离开留下的空缺，但看来正是多诺万的枪迷身份令他们感到满足。
It was tough making ends meet on the island, and many families had to make do with a lot less than what they were used to back in England.
在这个岛上，想做到收支平衡是很困难的。许多家庭只好用比过去英国国内还差还少的东西勉强维持生存。
And a few line that blended in a tradition again in white, colour and style, make do not send too drab and cadaverous .
而在白色之中又融入了传统的一些线条、色彩以及风格，使之不致过于单调苍白。
Home try, coat also make do, did not expect the trousers is short and tight, hoop on the leg very hard, had to take them back to.
回家一试，上衣还凑合，没想到裤子却又短又紧，箍在腿上很难受，只好拿回去换。
Japanese firms, which have had to make do with less power since the earthquake, were particularly eager.
日本公司因为地震的原因对制造节能的产品尤其的渴望。