English · English
do
/doʊ/ noun · plural: dos A1 (estimated)
1. function, celebration, party
2. tonic of the C major scale
| French | le do |
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| Portuguese | o dó, fundo do poço, homem do mundo |
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| Italian | do |
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| Spanish | el hacer, el do |
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| Dutch | de do |
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3. hairdo
| Portuguese | o penteado |
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| Dutch | de snit |
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4. period of confusion or argument
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English · English
to do
/də/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. perform, execute
| German | tun, machen, antun |
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| French | faire |
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| Portuguese | fazer, realizar |
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| Czech | dělat, udělat, počít si |
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| Italian | fare, cosare, eseguire |
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| Spanish | hacer, conseguir, lograr |
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| Dutch | doen, uitrichten |
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| Swedish | göra, handla, utföra |
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| Latin | facio, ago |
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3. referring to an earlier verb (pro-verb)
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