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This is a very popular make of bike. Don't use the plural form of a noun after brand of or make of.

For example, don't talk about ' a make of vehicles'. Say 'a make of vehicle'. Don't talk about the 'mark' of a product. For example, don't say ' What mark of coffee do you drink?' Say 'What of coffee do you drink?' Don't say ' What mark of car do you drive?' Say 'What make of car do you drive?'

Chinese Music Album Download Blog. Make Make is a very common verb which is used in many different ways. The past tense and -ed participle of make is made. = reach, achieve →,; train, plane etc → (inf), →; connection →; summit, top, shore etc → es zu; (ship) 20 knots →; to make land (Naut) →; to make port (Naut) →; we made good time → wir; sorry I couldn’t make your party last night → tut mir, ich habe es zu deiner; his first record didn’t make the charts → seine erste es bis in die; we’ll never make the airport in time → wir; he made colonel in one year → er es in einem; he made university/the first team → er es, an die /in die erste zu; the story made the front page → die die? To make it (= succeed) → es,; he just made it → er hat es noch; we’ve made it! → wir haben es!; he’ll never make it through the winter (= survive) → er den? To make it (with sb) ( inf: = have sex) →; they were making it all night → sie sich die? To make good to make good as a writer → es als (in) or zu etwas; he is a poor boy made good → er ist ein, der es zu etwas hat.

REFLEXIVE VERB? To make oneself + ADJ or NOUN (= cause oneself to be) to make oneself useful → sich; to make oneself comfortable → es sich (dat) →; make yourself small → dich; to make oneself conspicuous →; you’ll make yourself ill!

→ du dich damit!; to make oneself heard → sich (dat) →; to make oneself understood → sich; he made himself Emperor for life → er or sich selbst auf? To make oneself sth (= to make sth for oneself) → sich (dat) →; he made himself a cup of tea/a sandwich → er sich (dat) → eine /ein Butterbrot; she made herself a lot of money on the deal → sie hat? To make oneself do sth (= force oneself) → sich dazu, zu; I made myself apologize to him → ich mich dazu, mich bei ihm zu; he’s just made himself look ridiculous → er hat sich nur. (= catch up) →; to make up on somebody →, an herankommen; you’ve a lot of making up to do → du hast viel? Make up for vi +prep obj to make up for something →; to make up for lost time → Zeit; to make up for the loss of somebody/lack of something → /; that still doesn’t make up for the fact that you were very rude → das noch, dass du sehr warst? Make up to vi +prep obj (inf) → sich heranmachen an (+acc)?

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Make with vi +prep obj (US inf) he started making with his trumpet → er mit seiner (inf); OK, let’s make with the paint brushes → na, wir uns die (inf); just make with the scissors → schon mit der (inf).

— Billy, A happens, or seems to happen. And then that subversion is subverted within itself. These let a writer have their cake and eat it too: get the trick of a, without abandoning the plot-furthering nature of that. It is more frequently when the subverted form of the trope is very common, almost a trope in itself, so the second subversion really does subvert an existing trope. It is possible to triple subvert a trope (and so on); see.

See for a comparison with many other ways that a trope can be used. • May contain unhidden spoilers.

Caution advised.**. •: Initially, Kouichi thinks that Misaki is just a normal girl. But after some heavy miscommunication, it appears that Misaki is actually the girl who died in his hospital ward the week he was in there with a lung ailment, and is haunting the school. No she isn't.

But she does have one thing that sets her apart; her glass eye can see the color of death. •: During a fight against Wrath, Fu attempts a, only to get foiled by his opponent. Just when things look hopeless, Buccaneer also sacrifices himself, and their united efforts manage to wound Wrath. •: Sakaki types 'cats' in a search engine, and everything she gets is a big bunch of random matches (including a page titled 'We Love Neko Koneko'), thus subverting. Then she types 'Iriomote cat', and it seems like one of the very first matches is a plot relevant news article about how Mayaa's mother got killed, thus playing this same trope straight. • But even then it's vaguely justified, because the Iriomote cat is an extremely endangered species, so a story about a plot-relevant cat isn't as much of a coincidence as it would otherwise be.

• Even more justified in that recent news articles on subjects often show up high on a search list, especially for sensitive topics like endangered species (such as the Iriomote cat). • contains a of. It turns out most of the girls don't have any actual romantic interest in the lead, but enough of them do (Nodoka, Yue, Ako, Anya, Chachamaru.) that it ends up qualifying as a harem after all. • subverted the usual brand of by playing it straight for the first arc, then having the protagonists find out there was a way to permanently kill Digimon. But the comes later: Agumon 'dies' in the Disney way by reverting back to an egg that will hatch later, but Masaru is repeatedly told that Agumon won't remember anything about their life together.

Agumon the Digimon is alive, but Agumon who was Masaru's 'follower' is gone forever. Except he's not. He hatches, and he latches onto Masaru's face like a leech (possibly as an to 's ) and they lived. To be fair, this may have been foreshadowed by Piyomon retaining his memories after one death; apparently, exposure to humans and a Digisoul changes the rules. • In, Mytho is but isn't evil at all. But then the second season comes around.

• In, Tashigi fangirling over Zoro's sword skillz for a while, and then superficially looks like a subverted example of, except it becomes a double subversion when she grudgingly realizes he's actually a pretty awesome guy anyway. • In, it initially seems that there is a between Watanuki, Himawari, and Domeki, with Himawari being the object of desire.

However, that trope is erased when it is revealed that Domeki and Himawari. But THEN, it's shown that both Himawari and Doumeki are, once again creating a, but with the object of desire being Watanuki. • The Oracion Seis arc of looked like it was subverting by having the leader of the villains, Brain, be defeated easily and the actual strongest member be his son Midnight. Then Midnight went down, and it turned out to be the last key needed to wake up Zero, Brain's. •: Misa Amane initially subverted the, stereotype by turning out to actually be a, with a successful career as an actress/model. It's only later that we learn what a.

• Except that we first find out that she's a complete and utter nutjob, and only then find out that she is also a. • Alternately, we are first introduced to her as. But then, she proves herself to Light, having even the power he doesn't and finding him out by just staying in a hidden place, which would make even Light applaud and making us think we'll have a third in the show. She's still,,, and what not. • Which may have saved her considering that Light was going to find and kill her anyway if she stayed in the darkness.

She also had Rem watching over her and the fact that she thought Light woudn't murder her if she could prove to be useful, and he doesn't. • has Isshin training Ichigo in the precipice world, letting him learn a.

They could only do this because Aizen destroyed the cleaner that goes through the precipice world. Seems to be, but Aizen said that Ichigo,, making his reiatsu undetectable by normal Shinigami and letting him shrug off attacks that would have decimated Isshin or Urahara. • Zommari invokes this once he enters Resurrecion. He states Byakuya quickly moved out of the way, thinking he was going to mount an attack, only to find nothing. Then, he shows the • double subverts: D-Boy claims to have amnesia, but it turns out he's faking it. Then, near the end of the series, he starts losing his memory for real.

• double subverts in an early anime episode. Ranma takes which would lead to some nice. Then he, activating his (which is triggered by ). : • in double subverts the. Russia is, but also, is very polite, acts friendly, and is almost always. A cruel-minded, manipulative with tendencies.however, he desires friends more than anything, and is innocent for the most part, unaware of his cruelty. He also becomes a lot more gentle in modern day, compared to his unstable period as the Soviet Union.

• does this for a couple mecha tropes. The most obvious one is at Episode 3. Kamina intends to create a with Simon's Lagann.only to just place it on Gurren's head.which then starts the. • contains an epic one for. After meeting with Marie Antoinette at night, Fersen is leaving Versailles only to be stopped by a group of French Guards, a regiment infamous for sleeping on guard duty (in fact all the Household Regiments were known for that, the French Guards and the Swiss Guards were just the worst ones).

Their recently posted commander Oscar then shows up, her too expecting them to lazy on the job and in fact planning to catch them in the act to discipline them and, after realizing the absurd situation, saves Fersen. And redirects him to a gate guarded by the Swiss Guards she had just checked they were, in fact, sleeping (and, not being from her regiment, it wasn't her problem). • sets up several tropes in the beginning that go through rounds and rounds of subversion by the end. • The most notable double-subversion: the protagonist Oz Vessalius is set up as a and prophesied to save the world like his only for it to be revealed later that he's actually.

Then it's doubly subverted when he ends up sacrificing his life to stop anyways. • Another notable one is the character Gilbert's to Oz, which initially was set up to be from his childhood friendship with him, only to be subverted when Gilbert remembers his old life, realizes he's been brainwashed into loyalty to whoever he calls 'master' and that Oz is actually technically his enemy, and then shoots Oz in the chest. Then it's doubly subverted when Gilbert calms down from his, reconciles this fact with himself, and decides to still be loyal to Oz anyways. • In Manga/Naruto, Neji tells Naruto that he should give up on becoming Hokage because the past Hokage were and Naruto, being a nobody, will never be one. After Naruto beats him, it seemed like Naruto was until its revealed that Naruto is the son of the 4th Hokage and the previous Nine Tails Jinchuriki. When we learn that he is a reincarnation of Ashura, the son of the Sage of Six Paths and his successor. In the epilogue, we see Naruto as the 7th Hokage, and its no surprise that he succeeded.

Neji was right after all. 'You're black? ' • really loves this trope. An especially ingenious one is in the short story 'Laughter After Midnight,' in which he's walking home after being thrown out of a blimp by Batman (and ). Feeling hungry, the Joker stops by a donut shop - frightening away the other customers - and helps himself to some jelly donuts before putting them over his eyes like a mask and saying 'This is a stick-up, see?'

To the man at the counter. Thinking the Joker has a gun, the man frantically pulls open the register and says the Joker can have everything in it - only to be reassured that 'I'm just funning with you, keed.' Then, in a, the Joker pulls out a wad of dollar bills and pays the man for the donuts.

But then the man notices that the bills are counterfeits with the Joker's face on them - and the Joker explains that he coated them with a toxic chemical that can only be activated by human sweat (which the counter guy has been releasing buckets of because he was so afraid of being shot). Long story short, the donut man is exposed to 'Joker Venom' and dies after all with a,. • Chapter 14 of does this with. When accessing Eggman's system the heroes find out that the system requires a password. Tails suggests EGGMAN, which doesn't work.

The double subversion occurs with the password turning out to be PASSWORD. • In, Socrates is by the other four protagonists regarding After Calvin finally tells him about it in, he marches over to Sherman, plucks him up, and. Begins laughing. After everyone else starts laughing, he abruptly stops and angrily tells him to take it out. • double subverts a of • At one point in, the heroes are wearing. Unfortunately, one of the enemies sees right through them.

Wait, scratch that. He only saw through one of them. The rest of the disguises seem to be working just fine. He even helps the heroes 'arrest' the one he spotted.

•: One of Jokerz mouthed off to the Joker after. Joker pulls a gun and pulls the trigger - - then pulls it again, ejecting the flagpole at high speed and impaling the guy in the chest. This is based on a scene from the comics, in 'Dreadful Birthday, Dear Joker!' (Batman #321). • In, Anya is conned into posing as the long-lost Russian princess. And it turns out she really is the long-lost Russian princess.

• One gag in involves Bucky the squirrel threatening to pop a llama-shaped balloon to wake up the jaguars sleeping all around Kuzco. Kuzco pleads with Bucky not to, Bucky does so anyway with a very loud POP, and.the jaguars stay asleep. Kuzco, upon realizing this, laughs and THAT'S when the jaguars decide to wake up and chase his llama ass through the forest.

• does this with. Bob is hired to take out a called the Omnidroid which was highly intelligent and could adapt to and defeat tactics used against it. He was told that the robot had gotten 'smart enough that it wondered why it had to take orders'. However, it was a lie.

The Omnidroid was under the control of the villain Syndrome the whole time, and the whole point of the venture was to either kill Bob or get information from Bob's defeat of the Omnidroid to improve the next version, in preparation for an ultimate version which would be part of Syndrome's plan to set himself up as a hero. The plan was that the Omnidroid would serve as a villain, and Syndrome would show up and defeat it using a remote control. However, of the Omnidroid's. The Omnidroid figured out that Syndrome was using a remote control to fight it, and adapted to defeat that tactic and Syndrome. • In, Karen thinks about, and justifies it to herself that Margo will like it, and there's no reason not to tell her.' • In the 2009 film, an obvious has to open his parachute in time to hit a floating platform.

At first it seems he won't open his parachute in time and pancake himself onto the planet below, but in fact he does open it just in time. To burn up in the platform's rocket flame trail. • likes to play these in the movies. Think that chain of events will kill our sure victim? Nope, he barely made it.

But another trigger kills him anyway. • The of had one with Those familiar with the original show will remember that he's Rex Racer, Speed's older brother. However, the shows that Racer X looks completely different from the Rex seen earlier in the. But it's later revealed that it really IS Rex after all, and he had cosmetic surgery to hide his identity after faking his death, in order to protect his family. • In Buster Keaton's ' (1920), a couple of newlyweds is given a portable house and a piece of land. Towards the end of the film, they discover that they have built the house on the wrong lot, and have to tow it across railroad tracks; predictably, the house jams on top of the tracks. The couple attempts to make it budge while arguing.

Cut to footage of speeding train. Cut to train whistle letting off steam. Cut to couple jumping and looking past the house. Cut to larger plan of the couple making, in vain, a last-minute effort to move the house with the speeding train in the background, before stepping aside. Just as the train is expected to hit the house, the camera pans right, revealing the train passing on the tracks just next to the house. Cut to sighs of relief of the couple, who resume their arguing. Cut to another train running through the house from the other direction.

• The climax of double-subverts: Jack misses his knife-throw at Lo Pan by half a mile. When the villain sends the knife flying at him with magic, though, Jack. 'It's all in the reflexes.' • does this to when Thor and Jane lean forward to kiss, only for Thor to hesitantly pull away and. But Jane un-subverts it when she pulls him into the kiss anyways. • Towards the end of, before their Coliseum battle, but Maximus is so much of a badass that he still kills him, though he dies from the stabbing shortly afterwards. • In, Indy is hiding in a Nazi base when.

Unfortunately, the uniform's too small for him, becoming more awkward when another officer shows up and berates him for his appearance until Indy beats him up, taking his better-fitting uniform. • 2 has the Bandit attempt to leave a shipping yard, but Justice blocks his path and holds him at gunpoint. The Bandit then invokes by tricking him into using up the rest of his bullets. But Justice sees it coming and asks Junior for his gun, subverting the trope. Then Justice attempts to shoot the Bandit with Junior's gun, only to discover it's empty as well. It turns out that when Junior puts bullets in his gun, • In Big Game, the plucky kid, an utterly ineffectual archer, looses an arrow at the with a one-liner, dramatic slo-mo, multiple camera angles - and by the time the thing connects, it has such pitiful force left that it bounces off the bad guy's chest.

Then the impact dislodges the shard of metal the baddie's carrying in his chest, it hits his heart, and he falls off the helicopter he was on towards the wreck of the Air Force One just as it explodes. • The 2005 film presents itself as an example of: Hollywood has decided to make a reboot of the original, and Isabel, the actress hired to play Samantha, just happens to be a witch in real life, with identical powers to Samantha. However, as the film continues, the boundaries between the original show, the rebooted show and reality begin to disappear: relatives of Isabel start popping in, and even their names. The actress playing Endora in the Reboot turns out to also be a witch (again, with powers identical to her character's), and begins a romance with Isabel's father. The film even ends with Isabel and Jack (the actor playing Darrin) getting married and moving into a house with an actual Gladys and Abner living across the street. • demonstrates a Double Subversion of.

A cop tries to claim the destruction at Kowalski's apartment is the result of a gas leak, only for all the witnesses to berate him and point out the lack of gas's scent. One man steps up to say that they all saw a magical beast cause the destruction, but before he can, Newt casts a spell over all of the witnesses and they frantically claim in agreement that it was a gas leak that caused everything. •: • Jerin saves the life of a princess. One might expect him to get a, but that's subverted; royals don't marry commoners.

But then, it turns out that Jerin's grandfather was a prince, which makes him a possible option for the princesses. He does not only marry the one he saved, but also the one who saved him, and the whole rest of them (there are ten), but technically, it is still 'hero marries princess after saving her'. • There is also a scene, where Jerin disguises himself as female whore. Lipstick is used. However: A normal man in this setting has long hair, usually worn in a braid, wears jewelery, and while trousers are not unheard of, men often wear robes or kilts. So, in order to resemble a female whore, he'd need to wear trousers and short hair?

Wrong - the female prostitutes have exclusively female customers, who are heterosexual more often than not. Abe Pdf here. Therefore, they try to resemble men as much as possible.

However, no real man would walk around in public, unchaperoned and unveiled like the prostitutes do. Or even put on lipstick to advertise how good he is with his mouth. (Not that Jerin is not good using his mouth to pleasure a woman, but it is improper to talk about that.) Oh, and then there is the additional problem that they have to make his shirt look like he tries to hide breasts under there. • The novel The Dragons of Babel subverts the by having a con man successfully pose as the heir to the throne.

And then the one completely infallible test proves that he really is the heir to the throne. • At first glance, 's looks like your standard subversion of your typical, but if you really think about it, it's not that much more dysfunctional than real life and, despite its problems, everything does work out in the end.

• Stephenson loves this trope - the same thing happens in. • In an early novel, Harry Dresden tells us that a is safe enough to skilled wizards. Demons will accept deals that don't give enough influence over the human to have an effect. Indeed, he pulls this off. The demon then offers Harry his heart's desire. He refuses, but is reduced to a total wreck and does so despite himself.

Turns out that Our Hero is just incredibly stupid. • double-subverts the - or, in this case, axe. Mau is taking part in a tribal that involves an axe left in a tree by the last person to do it. He takes the axe, does the ritual, leaves it in the branch for the next guy - and then his island gets hit by a massive storm that kills everyone but him. In the immediate aftermath, the tree drifts by with the axe still stuck in it. He tries to free it again, but fails, and even feels vaguely cheated. Naturally, he finds it again during his showdown with the villain.

• The does this with the trope. Many of the people Mendanbar and Cimorene encounter assume they are in love, for extremely silly and superficial reasons that are obviously wrong, when they are both extremely practical, goal-oriented people, not sentimental lovebirds. But having those traits in common is exactly why they are indeed perfect for each other after all.

• does this with: the Prince was kidnapped by a who wanted a son, and grew up to be a. Then it turns out that the brat is the 's actual child, and the kidnapped Prince is the family servant. • gets a lot of play in. There's an alien species who change form. By extruding an extra skin around their insectoid bodies. They can manipulate the features on the outside layer, but they occasionally have to molt it and replace it.