It depends on what "made up" means.
If it refers to the fabrication of a story, i.e. "His whole ghost tale was made up", it would be: "inventé(e)"
If it refers to the application of makeup, i.e. "After three hours he was made up to look like a clown", it would be: "maquillé(e)"
If it refers to a combination of components, i.e. "The wall is made up of bricks", it would be: "constitué(e) de"
If it refers to an arrangement of items in their proper place, i.e. "I made up my room before my parents came over.", it would be: "rangé(e)"
a french man some peopel say
I made ... is "j'ai fait ..." in French.
"Le maintenir" is to say keep it up in French....
I give up is " J'abandonne " in French.
haut (pronounced oh) is french for up.
to go up the stairs is 'monter les escaliers' in French.
bâtons jusqu'à [ Sticks Up in French ]
"Connecter" Is a French word Meaning "Hook up"
Washing up in french is "Merde", hope I helped.
it is unknown. most people say the french made it but they have no idea who in the french invented it
You can say "Quoi de neuf mec?" in French to ask "What is up dude?"
adolfo is adolfo because it is an American word and what i mean is that it was a made up word in America