英语释义

1. to bring to pass carry out
do another's wishes it is my earnest desire to know the will of Providence … and if I can learn what it is I will do it
— Abraham Lincoln

2. put —used chiefly in do to death
had been hounded down and done to death as heretics
— Stringfellow Barr

3. perform, execute
do some work did his duty

4. commit
crimes done deliberately

5. bring about, effect
trying to do good do violence

6. to give freely pay
do honor to her memory

7. to bring to an end finish —used in the past participle
the job is finally done

8. to put forth exert
did her best to win the race

9. to wear out especially by physical exertion exhaust
at the end of the race they were pretty well done

10. to attack physically beat also kill

11. to bring into existence produce
do a biography on the general has done some beautiful landscapes

12. to play the role or character of
He did Hamlet on Broadway.

13. mimic also to behave like
do a Houdini and disappear

14. to perform in or serve as producer of
do a play

15. to treat unfairly especially cheat
did him out of his inheritance

16. to treat or deal with in any way typically with the sense of preparation or with that of care or attention:

17. to put in order clean
was doing the kitchen

18. wash
did the dishes after supper

19. to prepare for use or consumption especially cook
like my steak done rare

20. set, arrange
had her hair done

21. to apply cosmetics to
wanted to do her face before the party

22. decorate, furnish
did the living room in Early American do over the kitchen

23. to be engaged in the study or practice of
do science especially to work at as a vocation
what to do after college

24. to pass over traverse
did 20 miles yesterday

25. to travel at a speed of
doing 55 on the turnpike

26. tour
doing 12 countries in 30 days

27. to spend (time) in prison
has been doing time in a federal penitentiary

28. to serve out (a period of imprisonment)
did ten years for armed robbery

29. to serve the needs of suit, suffice
worms will do us for bait

30. to approve especially by custom, opinion, or propriety
you oughtn't to say a thing like that … it's not done
— Dorothy Sayers

31. to treat with respect to physical comforts
did themselves well

32. use sense 4
doesn't do drugs

33. to have sexual intercourse with
I'd do him.

34. to partake of
Let's do lunch.

35. act, behave
do as I say

36. get along, fare
do well in school

37. to carry on business or affairs manage
we can do without your help

38. to take place happen
what's doing across the street

39. to come to or make an end finish —used in the past participle
he had done with speech for that evening and gave us no reply
— Arnold Bennett

40. to be active or busy
let us then be up and doing
— H. W. Longfellow

41. to be adequate or sufficient serve
half of that will do

42. to be fitting conform to custom or propriety
won't do to be late

43. to defeat or confound thoroughly especially by indirect or deceptive means
The scandal did a number on his career.

44. to put an end to abolish
chose to do away with a number of positions doing away with formalities

45. to put to death kill

46. to deal with treat
They did pretty well by me when I retired.

47. to attend to the wants and needs of take care of

48. to bring about the death or ruin of
He will be done for.

49. to have sexual intercourse

50. to act justly

51. to treat fairly or adequately
The portrait doesn't do justice to her beauty.

52. to show due appreciation for

53. to acquit in a way worthy of one's abilities

54. to give cause for pride or gratification
she did herself proud

55. to produce a desired result

56. to make good use of benefit by
could do with a cup of coffee

57. necessary to be done
I've done my best and all's to do again
— A. E. Housman

58. fuss, ado

59. deed, duty

60. a festive get-together affair, party
an annual do

61. battle

62. a command or entreaty to do something
a list of dos and don'ts

63. cheat, swindle

64. hairdo
The wind messed up his do.

65. the first tone of the major scale in solfège

66. ditto

67. double occupancy

68. defense order

69. doctor of osteopathic medicine; doctor of osteopathy

70. to cause (as an act or action) to happen perform
Tell me what to do. Do me a favor.

71. act entry 2 sense 2, behave
Do as I say, not as I do.

72. to make progress succeed
He is doing well in school.

73. to finish working on —used in the past participle
My project is almost done.

74. to put forth exert
Just do your best.

75. to work on, prepare, produce, or put in order
Do your homework. This artist does beautiful landscapes.

76. to work at as a paying job
What does she do for a living?

77. to serve the purpose suit
This will do very well.

78. to have an effect
A vacation would do you some good.

79. to travel at a speed of
doing 50 miles per hour

80. to get rid of

81. kill entry 1 sense 1

82. the first note of the musical scale

83. doctor of optometry

84. doctor of osteopathic medicine; doctor of osteopathy

85. perform, execute

86. commit
did this act of cruelty

87. to be engaged in business activities (as soliciting sales) specifically to engage in activities sufficient to subject a foreign company to the personal jurisdiction of a state
was sufficient to constitute doing business in the state
— International Shoe Co. v. Washington, 326 U.S. 310 (1945) — see also doing business statute

片语

regale参加宴会；享用；享受

do somephysicis body proud盛情招呼某人

do someone proud殷勤招待

Do one proud使…骄傲

do oneself proud养尊处优

Do you proud做你的骄傲

do sb proud使(某人)感到极为荣幸

do yourself proud自奉优厚

do person proud盛情宽待某人

英汉例句

• Do credit(to)or do proud

  增进荣誉，改善名声等

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