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Significado de do en inglés

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do auxiliary verb ( FOR QUESTIONS/NEGATIVES )

• What sort of music do you like dancing to?
• "And where do you think you're going?" demanded the police officer .
• Please don't disturb Georgina when she's working .
• How much do you earn , if you don't mind me asking ?
• Parking restrictions do not extend to disabled people .
• ask after someone
• ask questions of someone/something idiom
• be someone's for the asking idiom
• beat something out of someone
• consultative
• Gallup poll
• inquisition
• pin someone down
• ply someone with something
• put someone through the mill idiom
• put someone through the wringer idiom
• trick question

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do auxiliary verb ( TO AVOID REPEATING )

• I'm all for sexual equality , but I don't want my wife earning more than I do.
• The government has failed to raise educational standards , despite its promise to do so.
• Please don't get involved with him. You'll regret it if you do.
• Don't mix up the bottles - you'll have to repeat the experiment if you do.
• On average , people who don't smoke are healthier than people who do.
• be no better than (a) something idiom
• equivalence
• equivalency
• equivalent of something
• equivalent to something
• non-distinctive
• not make any difference idiom
• of the kind idiom

do auxiliary verb ( FOR EMPHASIS )

• Although I cherish my children , I do allow them their independence .
• I do like her - after all, she is my sister .
• If you see James, do convey my apologies to him.
• Oh darling , I do love you.
• If ever you're in Cambridge, do give me a ring .
• accentuation
• all day long idiom
• drive your message/point home idiom
• drive/hammer something home idiom
• impress something on/upon someone
• insistently
• like blazes idiom
• work/laugh/freeze, etc. your arse off idiom
• work/laugh/freeze, etc. your ass off idiom

do verb ( PERFORM )

• The work that the students do during the year will count towards their final degrees .
• My boss wants me to do a day-release course in computing .
• She has to do a lot of driving in her job .
• They've always encouraged me in everything I've wanted to do.
• I do a few stretches every morning to loosen up before I run .
• (your) every move idiom
• act for someone
• act/do something on your own responsibility idiom
• exercise in something
• put your money where your mouth is idiom
• responsibility

do verb ( ACT )

• Should the government do more to help young couples buy their own homes ?
• I wish you'd do something about your bedroom - it's a real mess .
• He would never do anything to endanger the lives of his children .
• Just do whatever you think fit - I'm sure you'll make the right decision .
• I'm not happy with the situation but, you know , there isn't much I can do about it.

do verb ( CONNECTED )

Do verb ( deal with ).

• I find it convenient to be able to do my banking by phone .
• I've got enough work to do at the moment , without being given any more.
• Why should I have to do all the cleaning ? It's not fair !
• "I'll do the cooking , " he offered .
• It's a big garden , but we do all the gardening ourselves .
• addressable
• attend to someone/something
• be all over it idiom
• beard the lion (in his/her den) idiom
• go at someone
• have it out with someone idiom
• hold on idiom
• I/I've got this idiom
• take (something) over
• tend to someone/something
• to get a handle on something idiom
• to have a handle on something idiom

do verb ( STUDY )

• "What degree did you do at York?" "Geography."
• Tim did a three-year course in linguistics at Newcastle.
• She did English literature at St Andrews before going abroad to teach .
• Richard did engineering at Manchester University.
• This problem should be easy enough for someone who's done physics at A level .
• absorptive capacity
• achievement gap
• acquisition
• know better (than someone ) idiom
• know better (than to do something ) idiom
• know something from something
• know something like the back of your hand idiom
• know your way around something idiom
• orientation
• recognition
• study holiday
• study under someone
• subspeciality
• subspecialize

do verb ( SOLVE )

• I do the Times crossword every morning .
• When you finish doing the crossword , the solution is on the back page .
• We spent all evening doing a 1000-piece jigsaw .
• It rained for the entire holiday so they just stayed in and did jigsaws all week .
• I remember how much I hated doing sums when I was at school .
• band-aid solution
• be at the bottom of something idiom
• break the deadlock
• clear (something) up
• heuristically
• holding operation
• iron something out
• solutionize
• surmountable

do verb ( MAKE )

• He's upstairs doing his homework , believe it or not.
• I've been doing some research on our family history and I've dug up some interesting information .
• Please don't disturb Georgina - she's trying to do her homework .
• In our third year at college everyone had to do a special project .
• He's done some lovely watercolours .
• anti-creative
• attribute something to someone
• bang something out
• generativity
• grind something out
• rig something up
• roll (something) out
• run something up
• rush something out

do verb ( FINISH )

• abstain from something
• abstemiously
• disengagement
• forbearance
• hors de combat
• stop short of something idiom

do verb ( CLEAN/MAKE TIDY )

• I'll do your washing for you this time , but I'm not going to make a practice of it.
• Have you done the dishes ?
• I like the way you've had your hair done.
• "I'll do the kitchen if you clean the car ." "OK, it's a bargain ."
• Just put the dirty dishes in the washing-up bowl , and I'll do them later .
• bioremediation
• clean something out
• freshen (someone/something) up
• smarten (someone/something) up
• spiff someone/something up
• spit and polish idiom

do verb ( ARRANGE )

• Where did you have your hair done?
• Give me a couple of minutes while I do my hair .
• Who did the flowers for the wedding ? They're beautiful !
• Now come on, you're old enough to do your own shoelaces , Carlo.
• Who did your tie for you? It's not straight .
• alphabetize
• anti-hierarchical
• arrangement
• miscatalogue
• misclassification
• misclassify
• shake someone down
• sort something out
• unstratified
• unstructured

do verb ( TRAVEL )

• My car only does about 60 mph , even when it's going flat out.
• We were doing 90mph, so that other car that passed us must have been really travelling !
• around Robin Hood's barn idiom
• communication
• first class
• overnighter
• peripatetically
• public transport
• super-commuting

do verb ( BE ACCEPTABLE )

• acceptable Your essay was acceptable, but I think you could have done better.
• reasonable They have a reasonable chance of winning.
• adequate The law provides adequate compensation for robbery victims.
• passable I speak passable Spanish.
• will do It's not perfect, but it'll do.
• Have you got any ID? A driving licence or cheque card will do.
• You don't need to dress up just to go to the pub - jeans and a T-shirt will do.
• "Would you like the metal or plastic one?" "Either will do."
• "More peas ?" "No, that'll do, thank you."
• That'll do nicely , thank you.
• appropriately
• be made for someone/something idiom
• dress/look/act the part idiom
• extravagantly
• fill/fit the bill idiom
• find your own level idiom
• problematic
• someone's face doesn't fit idiom
• suit someone (right) down to the ground idiom
• unsympathetically

do verb ( CAUSE TO HAVE )

• They do really good food at that restaurant and it's not very expensive either.
• They do really good grub in our local .
• The shop round the corner does shoe repairs very cheaply .
• The restaurant does a set lunch on Sundays .
• They're doing a great deal on wine at the local supermarket .
• accommodate
• accommodate someone with something
• administration
• arm someone with something
• hand something around
• hand something back
• hand something down
• hand something in
• re-equipment
• reassignment

do verb ( COOK )

• I was thinking of doing a meal along the lines of that dinner I did for Annie and Dave.
• I did mostly vegetarian food but put a couple of meat dishes out for the carnivores .
• The fish was done to perfection .
• I've just bought a deep-fat fryer for doing chips .
• I did the dinner so you can do the dishes .
• batch cooking
• breadmaking
• rustle something up

do verb ( MANAGE )

• I wouldn't say she's rich , but she's doing all right .
• You're doing really well - don't lose heart now.
• I was doing really well with my diet , but I'm afraid I've let it slide recently .
• The whole nation was force-fed government propaganda about how well the country was doing.
• They're doing fantastically well this season .
• balancing act
• be left holding the baby idiom
• bite off more than you can chew idiom
• keep body and soul together idiom
• keep your head above water idiom
• keep/hold your end up idiom
• scrape through (something)
• sink or swim idiom
• stretch to something

do verb ( PLAY )

• amateur theater
• stage business
• stage fright
• unperformable

do verb ( VISIT )

• call (in) on someone
• happen along/by (somewhere)
• have access to someone/something
• state visit
• stomping ground
• stop by (somewhere)

do verb ( STEAL )

• abscond with someone/something
• aggravated burglary
• anti-burglar
• anti-burglary
• housebreaking
• kleptomania
• piratically
• porch piracy

do verb ( CHEAT )

• funny business
• game-fixing

do verb ( PRISON )

• at His/Her Majesty's pleasure idiom
• bang someone up
• behind bars idiom
• confinement
• imprisonment
• incarcerate
• remand someone in custody
• rot in jail, prison, etc. idiom

do verb ( PUNISH )

• ankle bracelet
• ball and chain
• be brought/called to account idiom
• endorsement
• fixed penalty
• flay someone alive idiom
• get what's coming to you idiom
• gross misconduct
• short sharp shock idiom
• skin someone alive idiom
• someone should be shot idiom

do verb ( TAKE DRUG )

• abstinence-only
• altered state of consciousness
• magic mushroom
• solvent abuse

do verb ( HAPPEN )

Expresiones, verbos frasales, do noun [c] ( treatment ).

• as ye sow, so shall ye reap idiom
• attachment disorder
• bedside manner
• humanization
• in someone's demeanour
• interaction
• nudge theory
• provincialism

do noun [C] ( PARTY )

• sausage fest

do noun [C] ( HAIR )

• Bantu knots
• hair extension
• pudding basin
• shoulder-length

do noun [S] ( NOTE )

• Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine, or D.O.s, account for approximately 11% of all physicians in the United States .
• Doctors of osteopathy (D.O.s) receive the same basic training as medical doctors (M.D.s).
• A D.O. graduate may become licensed as a physician or surgeon and have full medical and surgical practicing rights in all 50 U.S. states .
• acupuncturist
• ambulanceman
• ambulancewoman
• brain surgeon
• candy striper
• care navigator
• casualty officer
• nephrologist
• nonphysician
• nurse consultant
• staff nurse
• stretcher-bearer

do | Diccionario de Inglés Americano

• The negative contractions are doesn’t, didn’t, and don’t.

do verb ( CAUSE TO HAPPEN )

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• do (FOR QUESTIONS/NEGATIVES)
• do (TO AVOID REPEATING)
• do (FOR EMPHASIS)
• do (PERFORM)
• do something about something
• do well/badly by someone
• do (CONNECTED)
• do (DEAL WITH)
• do (FINISH)
• do (CLEAN/MAKE TIDY)
• do (ARRANGE)
• do (TRAVEL)
• do (BE ACCEPTABLE)
• do (CAUSE TO HAVE)
• do (MANAGE)
• do (PRISON)
• do (PUNISH)
• do (TAKE DRUG)
• do (HAPPEN)
• do (TREATMENT)
• do (CAUSE TO HAPPEN)
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