doer
ˈduːər
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Definition of doer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

active personperson who acts, not just talks, often efficiently
  • She is a doer, always getting things done quickly.
  • He's a real doer, organizing relief drives overnight.
  • In meetings, doers implement plans while others debate.
achiever executor go-getter
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Expressions with doer

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house or property needing repair or renovation
They bought a doer-upper to fix and sell.
person who does harmful or immoral actions
The ill-doer was caught by the police.

Origin of doer

Old English, do (to perform) + -er (suffix)

Terms with doer included in their meaning

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decisive doer
someone who prefers doing things rather than thinking or talking about them
moral consequence
actions cause similar effects to happen back to the doer
karma cycle
express that actions have consequences that return to the doer
linguistics
semantic role of the doer of an action
linguistics
grammatical case showing the doer of an action

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  1. French:homme d'action, ...
  2. German:Macher, ...
  3. Italian:persona d'azione, ...
  4. Spanish:persona de acción, ...
  5. Portuguese:executor, ...
  6. Chinese:实干家, ...
  7. Japanese:実行者, ...
  8. Arabic:فاعِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִישׁ מַעֲשֶׂה, ...
  10. Russian:делатель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:людина діла, ...
  12. Hindi:कर्मठ व्यक्ति, ...

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