Sense: to use something as a poor-quality or temporary alternative to the real thing
There's no meat, so we'll have to make do with potatoes.
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 Afrikaans: oor die weg kom met |
 Arabic: يَرضى بِ |
 Bulgarian: задоволявам (се) |
 Brazilian: usar |
 Czech: spokojit se |
 German: sich aushelfen mit |
 Danish: klare sig med |
 Greek: αρκούμαι (σε), τα βγάζω π |
 Spanish: arreglárselas con |
 Estonian: läbi ajama |
 Farsi: چاره موقتی |
 Finnish: tulla toimeen |
 French: se contenter de |
 Hebrew: לְהִשתַמֵש בְּתַחֲלִיף הַ |
 Hindi: किसी चीज के िवकल्प के रू |
 Croatian: načiniti |
 Hungarian: beéri vmivel |
 Indonesian: menggunakan sebagai ganti |
 Icelandic: láta sér nægja |
 Italian: accontentarsi di, ripiega |
 Japanese: 間に合わせる |
 Korean: 임시 변통하다 |
 Lithuanian: tenkintis |
 Latvian: iztikt ar |
 Malay: menggunakan sebagai ganti |
 Dutch: zich behelpen |
 Norwegian: nøye seg/klare seg med |
 Polish: zastąpić, zadowolić się |
 Persian: چاره موقتی |
 Pashto: فورى چاره |
 Portuguese: substituir |
 Romanian: a se mulţumi cu |
 Russian: довольствоваться (чем-л.) |
 Slovak: uspokojiť sa |
 Slovenian: zadovoljiti se sčim |
 Serbian: zadovoljiti se |
 Swedish: få hålla till godo med |
 Thai: ใช้แทน |
 Turkish: yetinmek |
 Taiwanese: 湊和使用，作為暫時替代 |
 Ukrainian: обходитися тим, що маєш |
 Urdu: کام چلانا |
 Vietnamese: thay thế |
 Chinese: 以...代用，凑合着用，将就 |
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