Do away with
Meaning: To eliminate or remove something.
Sentence: The company decided to do away with outdated equipment.

Do down
Meaning: To criticize or belittle someone.
Sentence: She felt hurt when her colleagues did her down in the meeting.

Do in
Meaning: To exhaust or kill.
Sentence: The long hike really did me in.

Do up
Meaning: To fasten or secure something; to renovate or decorate.
Sentence: He did up his coat before going outside.
Sentence: They plan to do up the old house.

Do out of
Meaning: To cheat someone out of something.
Sentence: They tried to do him out of his money with a scam.

Do over
Meaning: To repeat or redo something.
Sentence: She had to do the assignment over after making several mistakes.

Do with
Meaning: To need or require something.
Sentence: I could do with a cup of coffee right now.

Do without
Meaning: To manage without something.
Sentence: We had to do without a dishwasher during the renovation.

Do up
Meaning: To wrap or package something.
Sentence: Please do up the gift nicely before giving it.

Do ahead
Meaning: To prepare something in advance.
Sentence: I will do the meal prep ahead of time for the party.

Do aside
Meaning: To put something to one side temporarily.
Sentence: She did the project aside until she had more time.

Do into
Meaning: To transform or convert into something.
Sentence: They did the basement into a home office.

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Do by
Meaning: To treat or deal with someone in a specific way.
Sentence: They did him by giving him a fair chance to explain.

Do under
Meaning: To overwhelm or defeat someone.
Sentence: The intense workload did him under, leading to burnout.

Do over with
Meaning: To complete or finish something with effort.
Sentence: They did over the project with great attention to detail.

Do through
Meaning: To experience or endure something.
Sentence: She had to do through many hardships before succeeding.

Do through with
Meaning: To complete a process or task.
Sentence: They are almost done through with the new regulations.

Do at
Meaning: To attack or work on something.
Sentence: He did at the problem until he solved it.

Do on
Meaning: To have a particular effect on someone.
Sentence: The news did on him, leaving him in shock.

Do up with
Meaning: To finish or complete something, especially with style.
Sentence: She did up the room with beautiful decorations.

Do off
Meaning: To remove or take off.
Sentence: He did off his coat as he entered the warm room.

Do for
Meaning: To be suitable for a purpose or to be detrimental.
Sentence: The new policies are sure to do for the company’s growth.

Do without
Meaning: To survive or manage in the absence of something.
Sentence: We had to do without our usual comforts during the trip.

Do along with
Meaning: To accompany or go together with something.
Sentence: The new features do along with the existing ones to enhance functionality.

Do back
Meaning: To return or be back.
Sentence: The borrowed books are due back next week.

Do off with
Meaning: To finish or complete something, often with effort.
Sentence: They did off with the project after months of hard work.

Do out
Meaning: To decorate or arrange something.
Sentence: They did out the venue for the wedding.

Do through
Meaning: To carry out or complete a process.
Sentence: They did through the paperwork in record time.

Do of
Meaning: To be a part of or included in something.
Sentence: The surprise element did of the party’s success.

Do with
Meaning: To be associated with or to relate to.
Sentence: The new policy has nothing to do with the recent changes.