英语词汇“do”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomdo► ...and have done with it► done to death► do the dirty on sb► be/feel hard done by► that does it!can/could do without sthspoken used in order to say that you do not want something, especially because it may give you more problems:We could do without speed limits, especially on this road. There's never any traffic.I don't mind being reminded of my brother, it's the comparisons I can do without.could/can do with sthspoken used in order to say that someone needs or would like something:You look like you could do with a drink - what can I get you?We can do with some people to advise us, so I appreciate your help.We felt that the catering could do with improvements.do a ___ (on sb)spoken used with someone's name in order to say that someone is behaving like someone you know or like a famous person, especially in a way that is bad or annoying:You're not going to do a Bonnie on me and cancel at the last minute, are you?Did you think I was going to do a Greta Garbo or something, and lock myself away for the rest of my life?do or die(also do-or-die AmE)used in order to say that you must try very hard to avoid failure in a difficult or dangerous situation:Tonight's game was do-or-die for us. We did it, and now we have to look at what comes next. Flanders, the region of Belgium worst hit by the collapse of traditional industries, launched a do or die attempt to create economic growth through new technologies.done and dusted BrEBrEspoken if an activity, event, or deal is done and dusted it has been completed successfully and none of it is left to be done:With our new software package you can have the whole year's accounts done and dusted in just a few hours.Well that's part one of the programme done and dusted. In part two we have a phone-in on your health problems with Dr David Samson.be done forspoken to be very likely to fail or have something bad happen to you:My guess is that this government's done for - they won't get the votes they need.Look, lady, if you go out in that part of town alone at night, you're done for. Believe me.be done in1 AmE spoken to fail or be stopped, usually for reasons you cannot control :The electric car was done in by poor marketing and falling oil prices.Threatened with being taken off the air, the radio station used the theme of 'We're being done in by the bogey man' to win listeners' support. 2 spoken to be very tired:What's wrong? You look done in.I was up all night trying to finish this paper, and I'm done in.3 old-fashioned to be killed:They say he was done in by his mistress or his wife, but no one knows which.do sb proud1 to make someone feel proud by doing something well:The Marr Ranch is a wonderful place to spend the weekend, and the owners do themselves proud with a wonderful menu.We've got a great team - I know we can win and do our country proud.2 BrE to treat someone very well and make them feel special:That was a great lunch - you've done us proud.Once again Mr Blake has done us proud, putting his expertise at our disposal.do sb wrongspoken to do something that is disloyal to someone who loves you, especially having sex with someone else when you are already married or in a relationship:I think she's crazy. I'd never stay with someone who had done me wrong like that.

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(all) the better to (do something)
(do something) a treat
(do something) like it's going out of style
(do something) or get off the pot
(do something) to excess
(Do you) know something?
(Do you) want to bet?
(Do) you eat with that mouth?
(Do) you hear me?
(Do) you kiss your mama with that mouth?
(Do) you kiss your momma with that mouth?
(do) you read me?
(had) best (do something)
(I) can't say as I do(, can't say as I don't)
(I) can't say that I do
(I) don't believe I've had the pleasure
(I) don't care if I do
(I) don't mind if I do
(I) don't need this
(I'd be) happy to (do something)
(in) honor bound (to do something)
(it) don't bother me none
(one) can do worse
(one) could do worse
(one) does not wash (one's) dirty linen in public
(one) might do worse
(one) won't (do something) again in a hurry
(one) won't be (doing something) again in a hurry
(one) would do well to (do something)
(one) wouldn't (do something) again in a hurry
(please) don't get up
(something) is one thing, (something else) is (quite) another
(well) what do you know
(you) do the math
(you've) got to get up pretty early in the morning to (do something)
a fine how do you do
a hundred and one (something)
a hundred/thousand/million and one things/things to do, etc.
a license to (do something)
a little dab'll do ya
a man's got to do what a man's got to do
a million and one (something)
a must do
a reed before the wind lives on(, while mighty oaks do fall)
a rum do
a thousand and one (something)
able to (do something) blindfolded
able to (do something) with (one's) eyes closed
able to do
able to do (something) standing on (one's) head
able to do (something) with (one's) eyes closed
able to do blindfolded
able to do it
able to do with eyes closed
about face, to do an
about to (do something)
about to do
admire to (do something)
admire to do
aim to (do something)
aim to do
all the more reason for
all the more reason to (do something)
any fool could (do something)
as far as is concerned
as much as (one) could do (not) (to do something)
as much as somebody can/could do to do something
as you do
be (all) out to (do something)
be (all) set (to do something)
be (not) supposed to (do something)
be (one's) place (to do something)
be able to (do something) in (one's) sleep
be able to do something in your sleep
be about to (do something)
be about to do something
be all (one) could do (not) to (do something)
be all somebody can/could do to do something
be at pains
be at pains to do something
be better placed
be bound to (be or do something)
be bursting to (do something)
be bursting to do something
be careful not to (do something)
be damned if you do and damned if you don't
be down to (do something)
be down to (one)
be duty bound
be dying for something/to do something
be dying to (do something)
be falling over (oneself) to (do something)
be falling over yourself to do something
be for show
be happy to (do something)
be hard put to (do something)
be honor-bound
be honor-bound to (do something)
be ideally placed
be looking to (do something)
be looking to do something
be nothing to do with (someone or something)
be out to do something
be so bold as to (do something)
be so bold as to do
be somebody's place to do something
be sure to (do something)
be sure to do something
be the first (person) to (do something)
be the last (person) to (do something)
be to do with (something)
be well placed
be well, ideally, better, etc. placed for something/to do something
be/feel duty/honour bound to do something
be/have nothing to do with somebody/something
be/have to do with somebody/something
beat (one's) brains out
beat one’s brains out to do something
behind (one's) back
behoove (one) to (do something)
behoove one to do
bend over backwards
bend over backwards to do something
bend/lean over backwards to do something
best do
better things to do
born to (be or do something)
bound and determined to (do something)
bound to (be or do something)
bound to do
break (one's) back
break (one's) balls
break (one's) neck
break balls to do something
break one’s balls to do something
break your back doing something/to do something
break your neck to do something
bring (someone or oneself) to (do something)
bring to do
bust (one's) butt
bust (one's) nuts
bust a gut
bust a gut to do something
bust butt to do something
bust nuts to do something
bust one’s butt to do something
bust one’s nuts to do something
by a whisker
by the skin of (one's) teeth
can (do something) on (one's) ear
can do
can do something standing on your head
can do with
can-do
cannot help but
can't (do something) for nuts
can't (do something) for toffee
can't (do something) to save (one's) life
can't do anything with
can't do anything with (someone or something)
can't do something for toffee
can't do something to save your life
can't help but (do something)
can't help but do
can't say as I do
can't say that I do
can't very well (do something)
can't/couldn't very well do something
care to (do something)
care to do
careful not to (do something)
careful not to do
coax (someone or something) to (do something)
coax to do
compel (someone) to (do something)
compel to do
condescend to (do something)
condescend to do
could (do something) in (one's) sleep
could (do something) standing on (one's) head
could (do something) with (one's) eyes closed
could (do something) with (one's) eyes shut
could (do something) with one arm tied behind (one's) back
could (do something) with one hand tied behind (one's) back
could do something with your eyes closed
could do with
could do with (something)
could do with something
could do without (something)
could/can do without something
couldn't (do something) to save (one's) life
crave to (do something)
crave to do
damned if (one) does and damned if (one) doesn't
damned if I do and damned if I don't
damned if I do, damned if I don't
damned if I/you/they do, damned if I/you don't
damned if you do and damned if you don't
damned if you do, damned if you don't
deign to (do something)
deign to do
derring do
derring-do
devil finds work for idle hands to do
disinclined to (do something)
do
do (all) the running
do (double) duty
do (double) duty as (something)
do (one or oneself) proud
do (one) a disservice
do (one) a kindness
do (one) a mischief
do (one) a power of good
do (one) a service
do (one) a/the world of good
do (one) an honor
do (one) credit
do (one) dirt(y)
do (one) in the eye
do (one) no service
do (one) one better
do (one) the courtesy of (doing something)
do (one) wrong
do (one's) best
do (one's) bidding
do (one's) bit
do (one's) block
do (one's) business
do (one's) damnedest
do (one's) darndest
do (one's) darnedest
do (one's) dash
do (one's) duty
do (one's) head in
do (one's) heart good
do (one's) homework
do (one's) level best
do (one's) nana
do (one's) nut
do (one's) part
do (one's) share
do (one's) stuff
do (one's) utmost
do (one's) worst
do (one's)/the dirty work
do (oneself or someone) an injury
do (oneself or someone) an injustice
do (oneself) a mischief
do (oneself) in
do (someone or oneself) a favor
do (someone or oneself) no favors
do (someone or something) justice
do (someone) a bad turn
do (someone) a good turn
do (someone) down
do (someone) in
do (someone) out of (something)
do (something) at (one's) own pace
do (something) at (one's) own risk
do (something) blindfolded
do (something) by halves
do (something) by the book
do (something) for the best
do (something) standing on (one's) head
do (something) the hard way
do (something) to death
do (something) up brown
do a
do a (someone)
do a 180
do a 180 degree turn
do a bad job
do a bean count
do a bit
do a bunk
do a demolition job on (someone or something)
do a disappearing act
do a double take
do a dump on (someone or something)
do a dump on someone/something
do a fade
do a favor
do a good job
do a good, bad, etc. job
do a hatchet job on
do a hatchet job on (someone or something)
do a job on
do a job on (someone or something)
do a job on someone
do a job on someone From do a number on something.
do a job on someone/something
do a kindness
do a land-office business
do a line
do a line with (someone)
do a line with someone
do a Melba
do a moonlight flit
do a number on
do a number on (someone or something)
do a number on somebody/something
do a number on someone
do a number on something
do a number on, to
do a one-eighty
do a power of good
do a power of good, to
do a roaring trade
do a runner
do a shot
do a slow burn
do a snow job on (someone)
do a snow job on someone
do a somebody
do a takeoff on
do a takeoff on (someone or something)
do a vanishing act
do about
do all right by (one)
do an about-face
do any good
do anything for a quiet life
do as I say
do as I say, not as I do
do away with
do away with (someone, something, or oneself)
do badly by (one)
do badly by (someone)
do battle
Do bears crap in the woods?
Do bears poop in the woods?
do best
do better to (do something)
do better to do something
do bidding
do bird
do bit
do blindfolded
do business
do by
do credit to
do credit to (one)
do dirt
do dope
do drugs
do fine for (someone)
do for
do for (someone or something)
do good
do heart good
Do I have to draw (you) a picture?
Do I have to draw a picture?
Do I have to draw you a picture?
Do I have to paint (you) a picture?
Do I have to paint a picture?
Do I have to paint you a picture?
Do I have to spell it out?
Do I make myself clear?
do in
do it
do it tough
do it up brown
do it with mirrors
do justice to
do justice to (someone or something)
do justice to sb/sth
do justice to something/someone
do lunch
Do me a favour
do me a lemon!
do more harm than good
do nicely
do no good
do not hang noodles on my ears
do not pass go
do not spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar
Do not wash your dirty linen in public
do nothing/not do anything by halves
do one
do one good
Do one!
do one’s own thing
do one’s thing
do one's (own) thing
do one's best
do one's bit
do one's duty
do one's heart good, to
do one's homework
do one's own thing, to
do one's thing
do oneself proud
do or die
do or die, to
do out of
do over
do own thing
do porridge
do proud
do right by (someone)
do right by somebody
Do sit down
do so
do some bongs
do some fine coin
do somebody a disservice
do somebody a good turn
do somebody a/no service
do somebody an honour
do somebody credit
do somebody good
do somebody no favours
do somebody proud
do somebody the courtesy of doing something
do somebody/something a power/world of good
do somebody/yourself a mischief
do somebody/yourself an injury
do somebody's head in
do somebody's heart good
do somehow by
do somehow for
do someone
do someone a favour
do someone a mischief
do someone dirt
do someone in
do someone in the eye
do someone or something a power of good
do someone or something justice
do someone proud
do someone proud, to
do someone wrong
do someone's dirty work
do someone's head in
do something as if/like there's no tomorrow
do something at your own pace
do something at your own risk
do something behind someone's back
do something by a whisker
do something by the book
do something by the skin of your teeth
do something for (someone or something)
do something for all you are worth
do something for luck
do something for somebody/something
do something from scratch
do something in a big/small way
do something in a vacuum
do something in your own sweet time/way
do something in/at one sitting
do something like it's going out of style
do something more in sorrow than in anger
do something on sight
do something on somebody's/your terms
do something on spec
do something on the sly
do something on/along the way
do something out of turn
do something standing on your head
do something the hard way
do something to death
do something until you are blue in the face
do something willy-nilly
do something with a vengeance
do something with one hand behind your back
do something without stint
do something/anything about
do something/be for show
do stuff
do tell
do the business
do the deed
do the dirty on (someone)
do the dirty on somebody
do the dirty on someone
do the dishes
do the donkey work
do the drink thing
do the drug thing
do the Dutch
do the hard way
do the hard yards
do the honors
do the honors, to
do the honours
do the job
do the job/trick
do the math
do the math!
do the maths
do the right thing
do the rounds
do the something thing
do the spadework

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词汇	do
释义	do Theme: DRUGS - USE tr. & in. to use a drug or drugs in general. Is Tracy doing dust again?Tracy never stopped doing. She just switched from dust to splash. Theme: EVENT n. a party; a social event. We had a smashing time at your little do.I'm having a do for a friend this weekend. Would you like to come? Theme: HAIR n. a hairdo. Nice do. Is it new?I can't go out in this rain and get my doo wet! DO noun in hot rodding, dual overhead camshafts US, 1948 do 1. noun 1 a party or social function UK, 1824. 2 an action, deed, performance or event UK, 1960. 3 a person considered in terms of their sexual performance or willingness AUSTRALIA, 1950. 4 a dose of drugs US, 1971. 5 in craps, a bet on the shooter US, 1974. 6 a hairdo US, 1966.► do the doto have sex US, 1993.► do your doto prepare your hairdo US, 1995 2. verb 1 to kill UK, 1790. 2 to charge with, or prosecute for, or convict of a crime UK, 1784. 3 to use up your money, especially to squander AUSTRALIA, 1889. 4 to assault, to beat up UK, 1796. 5 to injure (a part of the body) AUSTRALIA, 1963. 6 to rob UK, 1774. 7 to swindle, to deceive, to trick UK, 1641. 8 to have sex with UK, 1650. 9 to perform oral sex upon someone US, 1963. 10 to consume, especially an alcoholic drink UK, 1857. 11 to use drugs US, 1967. 12 when combined with a name (of a very recognisable person or group) that is used as a generic noun, to behave in the manner of that person or group of people, as in, for example, 'do a Lord Lucan' (to disappear mysteriously) UK, 1934. 13 to visit as a tourist or pleasure-seeker UK, 1858. 14 to suffice, to answer its purpose US, 1846.► be doing ofto be doing something. Often in a question, such as 'What are you doing of?' UK, 1853.► do cardsto steal or forge credit cards UK, 1996.► do it1. to have sex IRELAND, 1923.2. to defecate; to urinate. Euphemistic UK, 1922.► do someone like a dinnerto overcome someone completely in a fight or competition; to vanquish. Punning on the phrase 'dinner's done' (dinner is ready) AUSTRALIA, 1847.► do the Harold Holt; do the Haroldto decamp. From rhyming slang for 'bolt'. Harold Holt (1908–67) was an Australian prime minister whose term of office was cut short when he went ocean swimming one afternoon and presumably drowned – his body was never recovered AUSTRALIA, 1987.► do the thingto have sex US, 1968.► do your bitto do your share and so contribute to the greater good, especially in times of trial or conflict UK, 1902.► you'll do me/usyou are entirely suitable for a task; we are more than happy to be supporting you. Used as a cry of encouragement and support AUSTRALIA, 1952 idiomdo► ...and have done with it► done to death► do the dirty on sb► be/feel hard done by► that does it!can/could do without sthspoken used in order to say that you do not want something, especially because it may give you more problems:We could do without speed limits, especially on this road. There's never any traffic.I don't mind being reminded of my brother, it's the comparisons I can do without.could/can do with sthspoken used in order to say that someone needs or would like something:You look like you could do with a drink - what can I get you?We can do with some people to advise us, so I appreciate your help.We felt that the catering could do with improvements.do a ___ (on sb)spoken used with someone's name in order to say that someone is behaving like someone you know or like a famous person, especially in a way that is bad or annoying:You're not going to do a Bonnie on me and cancel at the last minute, are you?Did you think I was going to do a Greta Garbo or something, and lock myself away for the rest of my life?do or die(also do-or-die AmE)used in order to say that you must try very hard to avoid failure in a difficult or dangerous situation:Tonight's game was do-or-die for us. We did it, and now we have to look at what comes next. Flanders, the region of Belgium worst hit by the collapse of traditional industries, launched a do or die attempt to create economic growth through new technologies.done and dusted BrEBrEspoken if an activity, event, or deal is done and dusted it has been completed successfully and none of it is left to be done:With our new software package you can have the whole year's accounts done and dusted in just a few hours.Well that's part one of the programme done and dusted. In part two we have a phone-in on your health problems with Dr David Samson.be done forspoken to be very likely to fail or have something bad happen to you:My guess is that this government's done for - they won't get the votes they need.Look, lady, if you go out in that part of town alone at night, you're done for. Believe me.be done in1 AmE spoken to fail or be stopped, usually for reasons you cannot control :The electric car was done in by poor marketing and falling oil prices.Threatened with being taken off the air, the radio station used the theme of 'We're being done in by the bogey man' to win listeners' support. 2 spoken to be very tired:What's wrong? You look done in.I was up all night trying to finish this paper, and I'm done in.3 old-fashioned to be killed:They say he was done in by his mistress or his wife, but no one knows which.do sb proud1 to make someone feel proud by doing something well:The Marr Ranch is a wonderful place to spend the weekend, and the owners do themselves proud with a wonderful menu.We've got a great team - I know we can win and do our country proud.2 BrE to treat someone very well and make them feel special:That was a great lunch - you've done us proud.Once again Mr Blake has done us proud, putting his expertise at our disposal.do sb wrongspoken to do something that is disloyal to someone who loves you, especially having sex with someone else when you are already married or in a relationship:I think she's crazy. I'd never stay with someone who had done me wrong like that. phrasedo[did, done, doing] do about do sth about sth to do something in order to solve a particular problem or improve a bad situation: I really don't know what to do about my weight, it just keeps going up and up. "Our car keeps getting broken into." "What are you going to do about it?"do something/nothing etc about sth It's time they did something about the traffic in London. You must stop worrying about what happened - there's nothing you can do about it now. do as do as sth BrE if something will do as another thing, it can be used instead of that thing: He laid out the map on an upturned cardboard box that did as a table.■ SIMILAR TO: do for, serve as/for do away with 1. do away with sth to get rid of something or stop doing or using something: The government has done away with free eyes tests for everyone. There is a new computer that does away with the keyboard - you control it using your voice.■ SIMILAR TO: get rid of2. do away with sb informal to murder someone: No one had seen Mr Potter for a while, and my father joked that perhaps his wife had done away with him.■ SIMILAR TO: do in informal, bump off informal, murder do down do sb down BrE informal to criticize someone unfairly and make them seem stupid or unsuccessful: It's really bitchy in the office - they're always doing people down when they're not there.do yourself down (=criticize yourself because you lack confidence) Don't do yourself down! You look lovely. do for 1. be done for informal if someone is done for, they are in such a bad state or situation, that they will certainly die, fail, be in serious trouble etc: If we get caught, we're done for. McCabe had a terrible head wound, and I could see that he was done for.2. be done for if something is done for, it is so badly damaged that it cannot be used any longer: There was a huge explosion, and when the smoke cleared we could see the ship was done for.3. do for sth if something will do for another thing, you can use it instead of that other thing: On the wall was a polished piece of metal that did for a mirror.■ SIMILAR TO: do as, serve as/for do in 1. do sb in spoken to make someone extremely tired: All that running around has completely done me in.be done in I'm going to bed - I'm done in.■ SIMILAR TO: tire out, wear out2. do sb in informal to murder someone or attack them so that they are badly hurt: I don't reckon she died of a heart attack - I reckon her husband did her in.■ SIMILAR TO: do away with, bump off informal, murder do out do out sth • *do sth* out** spoken, especially BrE to make a room look nice by decorating it: The kitchen's been done out nicely, with tiles and new units and everything.do sth out in blue/pink/pinewood etc The bedrooms are all done out in pink and cream. do out of do sb out of sth to cheat someone by not giving them money that they are owed, or something that should belong to them: The way I see it, they've done me out of three weeks' wages. The insurance company wouldn't pay up, and Mrs Wilson feels she's been done out of money that rightfully belongs to her. do over 1. be done over BrE spoken informal if someone's house is done over, thieves get into it and steal things from it: Did you know Mark's flat's been done over again?■ SIMILAR TO: burgle2. do sb over BrE spoken informal to attack and injure someone: If you don't pay up, he'll send his mates round to do you over.■ SIMILAR TO: beat up3. do over sth • *do sth* over** informal, especially AmE to decorate a room or house to make it more attractive: We really should do the bathroom over - it's looking really shabby.■ SIMILAR TO: do up do up 1. do up sth • *do sth* up to fasten clothes, shoes etc: "I'm cold." "Well why don't you do up your coat?" Can Daisy do her shoelaces up yet?■ SIMILAR TO: fasten■ OPPOSITE: undo2. do up** BrE if clothes do up, they fasten: This skirt does up at the back. The zip's broken - it won't do up.■ SIMILAR TO: fasten3. do up sth • *do sth* up** informal to repair or decorate an old car or building, so that it looks much better: They bought an old house and they're doing it up.4. do yourself up informal to put on nice clothes, and make yourself look attractive: Sue spent hours doing herself up for her date.■ SIMILAR TO: doll up informal do with 1. be/have something to do with sth spoken to be connected with something in some way: I don't know much about his job, but I think it's something to do with the stock market.not have anything to do with sth/have nothing to do with sth (=not be connected with something) His decision to retire didn't have anything to do with the recent problems in the businesswhat's that got to do with it? (=used when you think someone has mentioned something that is not connected with the subject) I know she's been married before, but what's that got to do with it?2. it's got nothing to do with you/what's it got to do with you? spoken used to tell someone that they should not ask questions about something because it is a private matter: Why should I tell you what I was doing in Paris? It's got nothing to do with you. Yes, I have a boyfriend - but what's it got to do with you?3. could do with sb/sth spoken to need or want someone or something: I could do with a drink. I could have done with some help this morning. We could do with someone to run the office while Maggie's on holiday.■ SIMILAR TO: need4. what do you do with yourself spoken used to ask someone what they spend their time doing: What are you going to do with yourself this weekend?not know what to do with yourself (=not know how to spend your time) June didn't know what to do with herself after she retired.5. what has sb done with sth? spoken used to ask where someone has put something: What have you done with my pen? I had my keys in my hand a minute ago, and now I don't know what I've done with them.6. what is sb doing with sth? spoken used to ask why someone has something when it does not belong to them: What are you doing with my diary?7. what shall we do with sth/sb? spoken used to ask what arrangements should be made for something or someone: What shall we do with the kids while you're working?8. I can't do with sth BrE spoken used to say that something is annoying you very much: I can't do with all this noise - you'll have to play outside. do without 1. do without • do without sb/sth to succeed in dealing with a situation without someone or something that you want or need: I can't afford a car, so I guess I'll just have to do without. So England must do without two of their best players in the vital World Cup qualifying match on Saturday.2. I can/could do without sth spoken used to say that something is annoying you or causing problems for you, especially when the situation is already bad: I could do without all this hassle at the moment. Oh shut up - I can do without you nagging me on top of everything else. See: (all) the better to (do something) (do something) a treat (do something) like it's going out of style (do something) or get off the pot (do something) to excess (Do you) know something? (Do you) want to bet? (Do) you eat with that mouth? (Do) you hear me? (Do) you kiss your mama with that mouth? (Do) you kiss your momma with that mouth? (do) you read me? (had) best (do something) (I) can't say as I do(, can't say as I don't) (I) can't say that I do (I) don't believe I've had the pleasure (I) don't care if I do (I) don't mind if I do (I) don't need this (I'd be) happy to (do something) (in) honor bound (to do something) (it) don't bother me none (one) can do worse (one) could do worse (one) does not wash (one's) dirty linen in public (one) might do worse (one) won't (do something) again in a hurry (one) won't be (doing something) again in a hurry (one) would do well to (do something) (one) wouldn't (do something) again in a hurry (please) don't get up (something) is one thing, (something else) is (quite) another (well) what do you know (you) do the math (you've) got to get up pretty early in the morning to (do something) a fine how do you do a hundred and one (something) a hundred/thousand/million and one things/things to do, etc. a license to (do something) a little dab'll do ya a man's got to do what a man's got to do a million and one (something) a must do a reed before the wind lives on(, while mighty oaks do fall) a rum do a thousand and one (something) able to (do something) blindfolded able to (do something) with (one's) eyes closed able to do able to do (something) standing on (one's) head able to do (something) with (one's) eyes closed able to do blindfolded able to do it able to do with eyes closed about face, to do an about to (do something) about to do admire to (do something) admire to do aim to (do something) aim to do all the more reason for all the more reason to (do something) any fool could (do something) as far as is concerned as much as (one) could do (not) (to do something) as much as somebody can/could do to do something as you do be (all) out to (do something) be (all) set (to do something) be (not) supposed to (do something) be (one's) place (to do something) be able to (do something) in (one's) sleep be able to do something in your sleep be about to (do something) be about to do something be all (one) could do (not) to (do something) be all somebody can/could do to do something be at pains be at pains to do something be better placed be bound to (be or do something) be bursting to (do something) be bursting to do something be careful not to (do something) be damned if you do and damned if you don't be down to (do something) be down to (one) be duty bound be dying for something/to do something be dying to (do something) be falling over (oneself) to (do something) be falling over yourself to do something be for show be happy to (do something) be hard put to (do something) be honor-bound be honor-bound to (do something) be ideally placed be looking to (do something) be looking to do something be nothing to do with (someone or something) be out to do something be so bold as to (do something) be so bold as to do be somebody's place to do something be sure to (do something) be sure to do something be the first (person) to (do something) be the last (person) to (do something) be to do with (something) be well placed be well, ideally, better, etc. placed for something/to do something be/feel duty/honour bound to do something be/have nothing to do with somebody/something be/have to do with somebody/something beat (one's) brains out beat one’s brains out to do something behind (one's) back behoove (one) to (do something) behoove one to do bend over backwards bend over backwards to do something bend/lean over backwards to do something best do better things to do born to (be or do something) bound and determined to (do something) bound to (be or do something) bound to do break (one's) back break (one's) balls break (one's) neck break balls to do something break one’s balls to do something break your back doing something/to do something break your neck to do something bring (someone or oneself) to (do something) bring to do bust (one's) butt bust (one's) nuts bust a gut bust a gut to do something bust butt to do something bust nuts to do something bust one’s butt to do something bust one’s nuts to do something by a whisker by the skin of (one's) teeth can (do something) on (one's) ear can do can do something standing on your head can do with can-do cannot help but can't (do something) for nuts can't (do something) for toffee can't (do something) to save (one's) life can't do anything with can't do anything with (someone or something) can't do something for toffee can't do something to save your life can't help but (do something) can't help but do can't say as I do can't say that I do can't very well (do something) can't/couldn't very well do something care to (do something) care to do careful not to (do something) careful not to do coax (someone or something) to (do something) coax to do compel (someone) to (do something) compel to do condescend to (do something) condescend to do could (do something) in (one's) sleep could (do something) standing on (one's) head could (do something) with (one's) eyes closed could (do something) with (one's) eyes shut could (do something) with one arm tied behind (one's) back could (do something) with one hand tied behind (one's) back could do something with your eyes closed could do with could do with (something) could do with something could do without (something) could/can do without something couldn't (do something) to save (one's) life crave to (do something) crave to do damned if (one) does and damned if (one) doesn't damned if I do and damned if I don't damned if I do, damned if I don't damned if I/you/they do, damned if I/you don't damned if you do and damned if you don't damned if you do, damned if you don't deign to (do something) deign to do derring do derring-do devil finds work for idle hands to do disinclined to (do something) do do (all) the running do (double) duty do (double) duty as (something) do (one or oneself) proud do (one) a disservice do (one) a kindness do (one) a mischief do (one) a power of good do (one) a service do (one) a/the world of good do (one) an honor do (one) credit do (one) dirt(y) do (one) in the eye do (one) no service do (one) one better do (one) the courtesy of (doing something) do (one) wrong do (one's) best do (one's) bidding do (one's) bit do (one's) block do (one's) business do (one's) damnedest do (one's) darndest do (one's) darnedest do (one's) dash do (one's) duty do (one's) head in do (one's) heart good do (one's) homework do (one's) level best do (one's) nana do (one's) nut do (one's) part do (one's) share do (one's) stuff do (one's) utmost do (one's) worst do (one's)/the dirty work do (oneself or someone) an injury do (oneself or someone) an injustice do (oneself) a mischief do (oneself) in do (someone or oneself) a favor do (someone or oneself) no favors do (someone or something) justice do (someone) a bad turn do (someone) a good turn do (someone) down do (someone) in do (someone) out of (something) do (something) at (one's) own pace do (something) at (one's) own risk do (something) blindfolded do (something) by halves do (something) by the book do (something) for the best do (something) standing on (one's) head do (something) the hard way do (something) to death do (something) up brown do a do a (someone) do a 180 do a 180 degree turn do a bad job do a bean count do a bit do a bunk do a demolition job on (someone or something) do a disappearing act do a double take do a dump on (someone or something) do a dump on someone/something do a fade do a favor do a good job do a good, bad, etc. job do a hatchet job on do a hatchet job on (someone or something) do a job on do a job on (someone or something) do a job on someone do a job on someone From do a number on something. do a job on someone/something do a kindness do a land-office business do a line do a line with (someone) do a line with someone do a Melba do a moonlight flit do a number on do a number on (someone or something) do a number on somebody/something do a number on someone do a number on something do a number on, to do a one-eighty do a power of good do a power of good, to do a roaring trade do a runner do a shot do a slow burn do a snow job on (someone) do a snow job on someone do a somebody do a takeoff on do a takeoff on (someone or something) do a vanishing act do about do all right by (one) do an about-face do any good do anything for a quiet life do as I say do as I say, not as I do do away with do away with (someone, something, or oneself) do badly by (one) do badly by (someone) do battle Do bears crap in the woods? Do bears poop in the woods? do best do better to (do something) do better to do something do bidding do bird do bit do blindfolded do business do by do credit to do credit to (one) do dirt do dope do drugs do fine for (someone) do for do for (someone or something) do good do heart good Do I have to draw (you) a picture? Do I have to draw a picture? Do I have to draw you a picture? Do I have to paint (you) a picture? Do I have to paint a picture? Do I have to paint you a picture? Do I have to spell it out? Do I make myself clear? do in do it do it tough do it up brown do it with mirrors do justice to do justice to (someone or something) do justice to sb/sth do justice to something/someone do lunch Do me a favour do me a lemon! do more harm than good do nicely do no good do not hang noodles on my ears do not pass go do not spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar Do not wash your dirty linen in public do nothing/not do anything by halves do one do one good Do one! do one’s own thing do one’s thing do one's (own) thing do one's best do one's bit do one's duty do one's heart good, to do one's homework do one's own thing, to do one's thing do oneself proud do or die do or die, to do out of do over do own thing do porridge do proud do right by (someone) do right by somebody Do sit down do so do some bongs do some fine coin do somebody a disservice do somebody a good turn do somebody a/no service do somebody an honour do somebody credit do somebody good do somebody no favours do somebody proud do somebody the courtesy of doing something do somebody/something a power/world of good do somebody/yourself a mischief do somebody/yourself an injury do somebody's head in do somebody's heart good do somehow by do somehow for do someone do someone a favour do someone a mischief do someone dirt do someone in do someone in the eye do someone or something a power of good do someone or something justice do someone proud do someone proud, to do someone wrong do someone's dirty work do someone's head in do something as if/like there's no tomorrow do something at your own pace do something at your own risk do something behind someone's back do something by a whisker do something by the book do something by the skin of your teeth do something for (someone or something) do something for all you are worth do something for luck do something for somebody/something do something from scratch do something in a big/small way do something in a vacuum do something in your own sweet time/way do something in/at one sitting do something like it's going out of style do something more in sorrow than in anger do something on sight do something on somebody's/your terms do something on spec do something on the sly do something on/along the way do something out of turn do something standing on your head do something the hard way do something to death do something until you are blue in the face do something willy-nilly do something with a vengeance do something with one hand behind your back do something without stint do something/anything about do something/be for show do stuff do tell do the business do the deed do the dirty on (someone) do the dirty on somebody do the dirty on someone do the dishes do the donkey work do the drink thing do the drug thing do the Dutch do the hard way do the hard yards do the honors do the honors, to do the honours do the job do the job/trick do the math do the math! do the maths do the right thing do the rounds do the something thing do the spadework 123
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