In Japanese grammar, we use the causative form to make expressions that make others do something.

He couldn't help but pass the exam.

His cooking is gaggingly bad.

After he let out a big burp, he blushed.

Taku decided to find a new hobby to expand his horizons.

His technique is really wonderful.

He was preparing to welcome a new day.

He bought a new shaver.

His red beard stands out a lot.

He stopped shaving his chin beard, and it has grown quite a bit in a week.