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Conception
doch nicht
English
English
German
German
doesn't [dʌzənt]
doesn't = does not, do
I. do <does, did, done> [du:] VB aux
1. do (forming question):
2. do (negating verb):
Frida doesn't like olives
it doesn't matter
3. do (for emphasis):
4. do (inverting verb):
5. do (replacing verb):
... so do I
... ich auch
6. do (requesting affirmation):
7. do (expressing surprise):
II. do <does, did, done> [du:] VB trans
1. do (perform):
to do sth
etw tun [o. machen]
to do lunch esp Am
2. do (undertake):
to do sth with sb/oneself
etw mit jdm/sich anfangen
3. do (help):
to do sth for sb
etw für jdn tun
4. do (use for):
to do sth with sth
etw mit etw dat tun
5. do (job):
6. do (take action):
to do sth about sth
etw gegen etw acc tun
7. do (deal with):
to do sth
etw machen [o. erledigen]
8. do (learn):
9. do (solve):
to do sth riddle
etw lösen
10. do inf (finish):
11. do (produce):
to do sth for sb [or sb sth]
etw für jdn machen
12. do (tidy):
13. do (arrange):
14. do (visit):
to do sth
15. do AUTO:
to do 100 km/h
100 fahren inf
16. do (travel):
17. do (suffice):
to do sb
18. do (provide):
19. do (cook):
20. do (cause):
to do sb sth
jdm etw tun
jdm gut tun
21. do esp Brit (serve):
to do sb
22. do (treat well):
23. do (act):
to do sth play
24. do (impersonate):
to do sb/sth
jdn/etw nachmachen
25. do inf sl (rob):
to do sth
in etw dat einen Bruch machen sl
26. do inf (cheat):
to do sb
jdn übers Ohr hauen inf
27. do inf (be in jail):
to do 5 years [for sth]
28. do esp Brit inf (punish):
to do sb
jdn fertigmachen inf
29. do inf (take drugs):
30. do (translate):
31. do (exhaust):
32. do inf (impress):
33. do euph inf (have sex):
mit jdm schlafen euph
34. do (don't mention):
Phrases:
III. do <does, did, done> [du:] VB intr
1. do (behave):
to do well to do sth
2. do (fare):
sb is doing badly/fine [or all right] [or well]
3. do inf (finish):
4. do (be acceptable, suffice):
will £10 do?
to do [for sb]
sich acc [für jdn] eignen
5. do inf (happen):
Phrases:
how do you do? form dated (as introduction)
IV. do [du:] N
1. do esp Brit, Aus inf (party):
Fete f <-, -n> inf
2. do Brit sl (swindle):
Schwindel m <-s> inf
3. do Brit inf (treatment):
4. do Am sl:
5. do no pl (droppings):
6. do (allowed, not allowed):
sb's face doesn't fit Brit inf
size doesn't matter
that doesn't compute Am
that doesn't compute Am
German
German
English
English
sb doesn't have the guts inf
sb doesn't feel up to it inf
that doesn't make any sense
it doesn't get any better
style that doesn't date [or go out of date]
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