Both sentences are perfect. A couple might also "make out" - a term that is used regularly.

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Yep, that's perfect! Another example: "I can just about make out the words in this recording." Here are a few other definitions: To kiss in a sexual way. "Sarah made out with her boyfriend." Writing a cheque. (Where I am we don't write cheques anymore, but it might still be useful in the USA.) "He made out a cheque in her name." To make it seem like something is a certain way. "He made her out to be a slut." "He made it out to be a lot harder than it was."

I can't make out your handwriting. It is difficult to make out the faces in this photo. Do you want to make out? (which refers to kissing/etc.) transitive verb : to complete (something, such as a printed form) by supplying required information make out a check 2 : to find or grasp the meaning of tried to make out what had really happened 3 : to form an opinion or idea about : CONCLUDE how do you make that out intransitive verb 1 : GET ALONG, FARE how are you making out with the new job