英语词汇“do for”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

Phr V

do for

does, doing, did, done

do for sb/sth

mainly British old-fashioned, informal to damage something so badly that it cannot be used any more, or to seriously hurt or kill someone

Driving on rough roads has really done for my car.

done for

adjective (always after verb) informal

Driving conditions were so awful - I was convinced I was done for.We're done for if she ever finds out what really happened.

do for (someone or something)

1. To cause someone or something's collapse or ruin. After he betrayed me, I vowed to do for him and steal all of his major clients.

2. To do something for someone else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "do" and "for." Hey Jim! What can I do for you today? It was really nice of you to do that for your sister.

3. To be acceptable or sufficient. I know our vacation is shorter than we'd hoped, but I think five days off will do for us—it's better than nothing!

4. To care for someone or something. Primarily heard in UK. My husband has decided to stay home and do for our baby while I work.

5. To treat or suit one in a certain manner. The train does for me just fine because I can't afford a car at the moment.

do for someone

1. . to provide for someone; to take care of or serve someone. Do you expect me to stay home and do for you for the rest of my life? I can't do for all of them!

2. to suffice for someone; to be sufficient for someone. Will this amount ofsweet potatoes do for you? Yes, this will do for me fine.

3. See also done for.

do for

1. Bring about the death, defeat, or ruin of, as in He swore he'd do for him. This usage is often put in the passive voice (see done for). [First half of 1700s]

2. Care or provide for, take care of, as in They decided to hire a housekeeper to do for Grandmother. This usage today is more common in Britain than in America. [Early 1500s]

词汇	do for
释义	Phr V do for does, doing, did, done do for sb/sth mainly British old-fashioned, informal to damage something so badly that it cannot be used any more, or to seriously hurt or kill someone Driving on rough roads has really done for my car. done for adjective (always after verb) informal Driving conditions were so awful - I was convinced I was done for.We're done for if she ever finds out what really happened. do for verb to beat severely, to kill UK, 1740 phrasedo for1. 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 for (someone or something) 1. To cause someone or something's collapse or ruin. After he betrayed me, I vowed to do for him and steal all of his major clients. 2. To do something for someone else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "do" and "for." Hey Jim! What can I do for you today? It was really nice of you to do that for your sister. 3. To be acceptable or sufficient. I know our vacation is shorter than we'd hoped, but I think five days off will do for us—it's better than nothing! 4. To care for someone or something. Primarily heard in UK. My husband has decided to stay home and do for our baby while I work. 5. To treat or suit one in a certain manner. The train does for me just fine because I can't afford a car at the moment. do for someone 1. . to provide for someone; to take care of or serve someone. Do you expect me to stay home and do for you for the rest of my life? I can't do for all of them! 2. to suffice for someone; to be sufficient for someone. Will this amount ofsweet potatoes do for you? Yes, this will do for me fine. 3. See also done for. do for 1. Bring about the death, defeat, or ruin of, as in He swore he'd do for him. This usage is often put in the passive voice (see done for). [First half of 1700s] 2. Care or provide for, take care of, as in They decided to hire a housekeeper to do for Grandmother. This usage today is more common in Britain than in America. [Early 1500s]
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