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do a job on

/duː ə dʒɒb ɒn/

Tradução: Expressão informal americana que significa danificar, estragar ou destruir algo, ou tratar alguém de forma cruel ou injusta.

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/duː ə dʒɒb ɒn/C1slangamerican
  • ptExpressão informal americana que significa danificar, estragar ou destruir algo, ou tratar alguém de forma cruel ou injusta.

An informal American expression meaning to damage, ruin, or spoil something, or to treat someone harshly or unfairly.

  1. Damage or spoilB2informalamerican

    To damage, ruin, or harm something or someone.

    ptEstragar

    • The kids really did a job on the living room; it's a mess.
    • The storm did a job on the garden, destroying all the flowers.
    • He did a job on his reputation by lying to everyone.
  2. Criticize harshlyB2informalamerican

    To criticize someone or something severely.

    ptDetonar

    • The critics really did a job on that movie.
    • She did a job on her opponent during the debate.
    • The boss did a job on him for missing the deadline.