"Still lie the sheltering snows, undimmed and white;
And reigns the winter's pregnant silence still;
No sign of spring, save that the catkins fill,
And willow stems grow daily red and bright.
These are days when ancients held a rite
Of expiation for the old year's ill,
And prayer to purify the new year's will."
Helen Hunt Jackson, A Calendar of Sonnet's: February
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- Do in (kill, exhaust, tire) - Do over (Do something again from the beginning, especially because you did it badly the first time.) - Do up (Close or fasten clothes, etc. OR Repair and renovate) - Do with (Wish for or ask for (usually after can or could)
The struggle really did anyone in. Do up the presents quickly.
Sally's mother did Sally over for the play tryouts. The designer made over Sally completely.
We don't have time to order new parts; we must do with the parts that we have.
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The struggle really did everyone in.
Do up the presents quickly.
Sally's mother did Sally over for the play try-outs. The designer made her over completely.
We don't have time to order new parts; we must make do with the parts that we have.
I did over my work assignment today as last time it really did in my energy and still I couldn't do what I can do with it but I am determined to do up it again with some new ideas and insights.
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I did over my work assignment today as last time it really did me in, and I still couldn't do what I wanted to do with it, but I am determined to do it up with some new ideas and insights.
I feel done in after a sleepless night. I am having to make do with WiFi today, and keep having to do over my messages because the WiFi keeps dropping out.
The Auberge is nice, but they need to do up the bathrooms.
This week work has done me in. I wanted to do my bathroom up alone but I had do it over because I'm inexperienced in the restoration. I didn't spare any money. I could do it with professional as well.
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This week work has done me in. I wanted to do my bathroom up myself, but I had do it over because I'm inexperienced in restoration. I didn't spare any money, so I could do it with professional help.
Comments
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I do life. (Not sure what you mean there.)
Sally's mother did Sally over for the play tryouts. The designer made over Sally completely.
We don't have time to order new parts; we must do with the parts that we have.
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The struggle really did everyone in.
Do up the presents quickly.
Sally's mother did Sally over for the play try-outs. The designer made her over completely.
We don't have time to order new parts; we must make do with the parts that we have.
I did over my work assignment today as last time it really did in my energy and still I couldn't do what I can do with it but I am determined to do up it again with some new ideas and insights.
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I did over my work assignment today as last time it really did me in, and I still couldn't do what I wanted to do with it, but I am determined to do it up with some new ideas and insights.
The Auberge is nice, but they need to do up the bathrooms.
My blog really uninterested, i do over to make it attract anyone
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Well, I will try:-
My blog is really uninteresting, so I am going to do it over to try and attract more people.
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This week work has done me in. I wanted to do my bathroom up myself, but I had do it over because I'm inexperienced in restoration. I didn't spare any money, so I could do it with professional help.
vb (tr, adverb)
1. to belittle or humiliate
2. to deceive or cheat