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to do
[VERBE] MAIN VERB
[past form: did]
1.1
faire
to perform a particular activity or task
1.2
[verbe factice]
(dummy verb) to work on something in order to realize it or bring it to a desired state
Synonymes : perform
1.3
faire
to produce, provide, or make something available
1.5
faire
to solve or calculate something
1.6
faire
to study or learn something
1.7
jouer
to produce or perform a specific play, show, opera, etc.
1.8
faire
to imitate a person, character, or accent to make people laugh
1.9
s'occuper de
to attend to a person
1.10
se faire
to have sexual intercourse with someone
1.11
prendre
to take narcotic drugs
1.12
être fait
to be destroyed or ruined
1.13
tabasser
to kill; to physically hurt by beating
1.14
cambrioler
to rob or steal from a place
1.15
tromper
to swindle or cheat someone
1.16
donner une amende à
to punish or penalize someone
2.2
aller
to travel a certain distance
2.3
aller à
to move at or reach a specific rate of speed
2.4
faire
to visit a specific place as a tourist
2.5
faire
to make or complete a specific journey
2.7
faire
to prepare and cook a particular food
2.8
faire
to reach a certain sales figure
4
[pour former des questions ou des negations]
used in forming interrogative and negative sentences
5
[pour faire référence à un verbe déjà mentioné dans la phrase]
used for referring to a verb that is mentioned earlier
6.1
[pour ajouter un encouragement avec politesse aux imperatifs positifs]
used for adding a polite encouragement to positive imperatives
Exemples
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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