It’s an idiomatic expression generally used to ask about what someone thinks about something:

[what do you make of (something):][1]

What is your analysis or opinion of (something)?

 

• A: "What do you make of the new guy?" B: "He's a little quirky, but I think he's genuinely nice.

 
• A: "What do you make of this hole here?" B: "Could be termite damage."

(The Free Dictionary ) [1]: https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/what+do+you+make+of

It’s an idiomatic expression generally used to ask about what someone thinks about something:

what do you make of (something):

What is your analysis or opinion of (something)?

• A: "What do you make of the new guy?" B: "He's a little quirky, but I think he's genuinely nice.

• A: "What do you make of this hole here?" B: "Could be termite damage."

(The Free Dictionary )