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/duː ɪn/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar matar alguém, deixar alguém extremamente exausto ou estragar algo.

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verb

/duː ɪn/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar matar alguém, deixar alguém extremamente exausto ou estragar algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate killing someone, causing someone to be very tired, or ruining something.

incontável · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Kill or murderinformal

    To kill someone, often in a violent or deliberate manner.

    ptMatar

    • The villain threatened to do him in if he didn't cooperate.
    • In the movie, the detective was done in by the mob.
    • They planned to do in the witness before the trial.

    Sinônimosassassinatebump offexecutekillliquidatemurderrub outslayterminatewaste

  2. Exhaust or tire outinformal

    To cause someone to become extremely tired or exhausted.

    ptEsgotar

    • The long hike really did me in.
    • All that studying for the exam did her in.
    • The heat and humidity did in the runners during the marathon.

    Sinônimosdrainexhaustfatigueknock outovertiretaxtire outwear outwearywhack

    Antônimosenergizeinvigoraterefreshrejuvenaterevive

  3. Ruin or destroyinformal

    To cause something to fail or be ruined.

    ptArruinar

    • The scandal did in his political career.
    • The bad weather did in our plans for a picnic.
    • The economic crisis did in many small businesses.

    Sinônimosdestroyfinishkillruinsabotagescotchspoilthwartunderminewreck

    Antônimosfixpreserverepairrestoresave

Formas
  • done in past participle
  • did in past simple
  • doing in present participle
  • does in third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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