What does it mean: "to make a proof of?" Thanks.
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We'd need a full sentence. "Proof" can have several meanings.
My first thought is about printing: you need a "proof" (a printed copy) to check that it prints correctly and you can continue the run.
Apart from that, there's a "mathematical proof" (ie. an equation).
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The correct term is 'to find proof of'
Example: Can you find any proof of his disrespect towards his teachers?
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Yeah without some context this phrase doesn't make sense.
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have you got a context for this ?
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