do

/dˈuː/

/ˈdu/

[verbo] [nombre]

to do

[VERBO]

MAIN VERB

[past form: did]

hacer

to perform an action or activity that is not mentioned by name

1.1

hacer

to perform a particular activity or task

1.2

[palabra ficticia]

(dummy verb) to work on something in order to realize it or bring it to a desired state

sinónimos : perform

1.3

hacer

to produce, provide, or make something available

1.4

dedicarse a

to have a certain occupation or profession

sinónimos : exercise

practice

practise

1.5

hacer

to solve or calculate something

1.6

hacer

to study or learn something

1.7

poner

to produce or perform a specific play, show, opera, etc.

1.8

imitar

to imitate a person, character, or accent to make people laugh

1.9

hacer

to attend to a person

1.10

coger

to have sexual intercourse with someone

1.11

consumir

to take narcotic drugs

1.12

acabar

to be destroyed or ruined

1.13

dar una paliza a

to kill; to physically hurt by beating

1.14

robar

to rob or steal from a place

1.15

estafar

to swindle or cheat someone

1.16

multar

to punish or penalize someone

terminar

to complete, finish, or accomplish something

2.1

bastar

to be sufficient or adequate in terms of quantity or quality

sinónimos : answer

serve

suffice

2.2

to travel a certain distance

2.3

ir a

to move at or reach a specific rate of speed

2.4

visitar

to visit a specific place as a tourist

2.5

hacer

to make or complete a specific journey

2.6

cumplir

to spend a specific period of time in prison

sinónimos : serve

2.7

hacer

to prepare and cook a particular food

2.8

hacer

to reach a certain sales figure

hacer

to behave or act in a particular manner

sinónimos : act

behave

3.1

hacer

to affect in a positive or destructive way

sinónimos : cause

make

3.2

to get on or progress in a certain way

sinónimos : come

fare

get along

make out

[verbo auxiliar]

used in forming interrogative and negative sentences

de verdad

used for adding emphasis on a positive verb

5.1

sí

used for adding a polite encouragement to positive imperatives

Ejemplos

1. The gang did a warehouse and a supermarket.

2. The car was doing 90 miles an hour.

3. Microprocessors do the calculations in the twinkling of an eye.

4. Does this pub do lunches?

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