do
verb [T] (CAUSE TO HAVE) /də/ /du/ /duː/ /duː/ (did, done)Definition
› to provide or sell something, or to cause someone to have something: There's a special offer on and they're doing three for the price of two. Do you do travel insurance as well as flights? The pub only does food at lunchtimes, not in the evenings.Giving, providing and supplyingSelling
(Definition of do verb (CAUSE TO HAVE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- accommodate verb (SUIT)
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- assign verb (GIVE LEGALLY)
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- gimme
- give sth back phrasal verb
- give sth in phrasal verb
- give sth over to sth/sb phrasal verb
- give/hand sth to sb on a plate idiom
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- purvey verb
- purveyor noun
- resource verb
- reward verb
- surrender verb (GIVE)
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