Definition
Definition of do. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: DittoDated same as the thing mentioned beforeDated
- He ordered soup, salad, and do. for dessert.
- She chose the chicken, rice, and do. for her meal.
- The first answer is yes, the second is do.
Terms with do. included in their meaning
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retain
keep something so you do not lose it
planning
intention or decision about what one is going to do
intention
intend or expect to do something
learning
do something repeatedly to improve a skill
action
do or say something again
not complex
easy to understand or do, not complicated
effort
make an attempt or effort to do something
longing
desire to possess or do something
abr: do not
short form for saying you do not do something
ability
express inability or impossibility to do something
capability
possession of the means or skill to do something
emotion
reluctant to do something due to fear
enable action
enable someone to do something
competition
defeat or do better than someone
opportunity
opportunity to do something
task
requiring much effort or skill to do
guidance
guidance or instructions on how to do something
difficulty
more difficult to do or understand
speed
do something faster than usual
permission
allow someone to do something
influence
cause someone to do something
proposal
propose or express willingness to do something
act of permitting
the act of allowing someone to do something
behavior
not forget to do something required
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- French:idem, ...
- German:dto., ...
- Italian:id., ...
- Spanish:ídem, ...
- Portuguese:id., ...
- Chinese:同上, ...
- Japanese:同上, ...
- Arabic:كما سبق, ...
- Hebrew:כנ"ל, ...
- Russian:то же, ...
- Ukrainian:дтто, ...
- Hindi:डिट्टो, ...
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