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do
verb [T] (ARRANGE) /du/ (present tense does /dʌz, dəz/, past tense did /dɪd/, past participle done /dʌn/)Definition
(Definition of do verb (ARRANGE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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do someone in phrasal verb (CAUSE TO FAIL)
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do someone in phrasal verb (TIRE)
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do someone out of something phrasal verb
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do the trick idiom
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do time idiom
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do verb (BE ACCEPTABLE)
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do verb (CAUSE TO HAPPEN)
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do verb (TRAVEL)
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do without something/someone phrasal verb
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do wonders for something/someone idiom
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