/Sounds like 'DAH-seh sohs MOH-dohs'/
To manage or make do with the resources available, being resourceful and finding ways to overcome challenges or limitations. It's about being creative, improvising, and using one's wits to achieve a goal or solve a problem, often in the face of adversity or scarcity.
"He didn't have the materials but made do with what he had to deliver."
"We have to make do with what we have when the budget is tight."
/Sounds like 'DAH-seh sohs MOH-dohs'/
To manage or make do with the resources available, being resourceful and finding ways to overcome challenges or limitations. It's about being creative, improvising, and using one's wits to achieve a goal or solve a problem, often in the face of adversity or scarcity.
"He didn't have the materials but made do with what he had to deliver."
"We have to make do with what we have when the budget is tight."