The company Christmas do is always a highlight of the year for employees.
donoun
A hairstyle.
I like your new do!
She spent hours trying to perfect her wedding day do for the ceremony.
dointerjection
Used to inquire about someone's health or well-being.
How do you do?
Upon meeting the queen, he simply bowed and said, "How do you do?"
dointransitive-verb
To be suitable or acceptable.
This pen will do for now.
Will this small amount of sugar do, or do you need a little more?
dotransitive-verb
To travel a certain distance or at a certain speed.
We did 60 mph on the highway.
The race car can do over two hundred miles per hour with ease.
dotransitive-verb
Perform (a role).
She does Ophelia wonderfully.
Although he does Hamlet well, his talent shines brightest when performing Lear.
dotransitive-verb
To prepare; to tidy or clean.
I'm going to do my hair.
Before guests arrive, it's important to do the house and prepare snacks.
Frequently Asked Questions
The word "do" in English means: To perform an action or task., To achieve or complete something., To work or be active (often used in general statements)., Used as an auxiliary verb to form questions, negative statements, or to add emphasis..
The phonetic transcription of "do" is /duː/ in British English and /duː/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "do": event, execute, hairstyle, party, perform, act.
Example usage of "do": "I do my homework every day after school.". More examples on the page.