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посуды
не
English
English
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
doesn't [ˈdʌznt]
doesn't → does not s., → do
I. do [duː] N
1. do Brit inf (treatment of people):
2. do Brit, Aus inf (party):
II. do <does, did, done> [duː] VB aux
1. do (word to form questions):
2. do (word to form negatives):
Frida doesn't like olives
3. do (word to form imperatives):
4. do (word used for emphasis):
5. do (replaces a repeated verb):
6. do (word requesting affirmation):
III. do <does, did, done> [duː] VB trans
1. do (carry out):
2. do (undertake):
3. do (place somewhere):
4. do (help):
to do sth for sb/sth
правя нщ за нкг/нщ
5. do (act):
6. do (deal with):
7. do (construct):
8. do (learn):
9. do (figure out):
10. do (finish):
11. do:
12. do (make neat):
13. do (tour):
15. do (be satisfactory):
I only have beerwill that do you?”
16. do:
17. do (cook):
to do sth for sb
сготвям нщ за нкг
18. do (cause):
19. do Brit (offer good service):
20. do inf (burglarize):
21. do inf (swindle):
22. do inf (serve prison time):
23. do Brit inf (make suffer):
24. do inf (take drugs):
Phrases:
to do sth to sb
to do it with sb inf
IV. do <does, did, done> [duː] VB intr
1. do (finish with):
to have done with sb/sth
свършвам с нкг/нщ
2. do (be satisfactory):
3. do (function as):
4. do inf (going on):
5. do (manage):
6. do Brit (clean house):
to do for sb
7. do Brit, Aus (treat):
8. do Brit inf (beat up):
to do for sb
Phrases:
one swallow doesn't make a summer prov
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
he doesn't like drudgery
it doesn't matter
my video doesn't record
it doesn't behove him to
it doesn't suit him to do this
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