Okay, the user wants me to translate "makes known" into Ukrainian. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "makes known" is a verb phrase. In Ukrainian, the equivalent would likely be "ознайомлює" or "з'ясовує". Wait, "ознайомлює" is more like "familiarizes" or "informs", while "з'ясовує" means "clarifies" or "elucidates". Let me check the exact context. The original phrase "makes known" can mean to make something known to someone, so "ознайомлює" might be more appropriate here. But I should confirm. Maybe "з'ясовує" is better if it's about clarifying something. Hmm. Alternatively, "відомо" is an adjective meaning "known", but that's not a verb. Let me think of a sentence. "He makes known the plan" would be "Він ознайомлює з планом" or "Він з'ясовує план". Wait, "ознайомлює" is transitive, so "ознайомлює когось з чимось" – informs someone about something. So "makes known" as in informs or communicates something. So "ознайомлює" seems right. But maybe "з'ясовує" is more about clarifying. Let me check a dictionary. "Makes known" – "ознайомити" is the infinitive, so "ознайомлює" is the present tense. Yes, that's correct. So the translation should be "ознайомлює".
ознайомлює
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