{"id":5967,"date":"2012-11-23T08:00:02","date_gmt":"2012-11-23T08:00:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=5967"},"modified":"2012-11-21T18:43:48","modified_gmt":"2012-11-21T18:43:48","slug":"collocations-com-o-verbo-to-do","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2012\/11\/23\/collocations-com-o-verbo-to-do\/","title":{"rendered":"Collocations com o verbo “to do”"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hey, there!<\/em><\/p>\n

Hoje \u00e9 sexta-feira! Oh yeah! E terminamos a semana com as collocations<\/em> com o verbo to do<\/strong>. No m\u00eas passado tivemos com o verbo to make<\/strong><\/a>, que \u00e9 MUITO confundido com to do<\/strong> e s\u00f3 tem um jeito de diferenci\u00e1-los: aprendendo as collocations<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Are you ready?<\/em><\/p>\n

do your homework<\/strong> [fazer os deveres de casa]
\ndo exercises<\/strong> [fazer exerc\u00edcios]
\ndo business<\/strong> [fazer neg\u00f3cios]
\ndo the laundry<\/strong> [lavar a lou\u00e7a]
\ndo the ironing<\/strong> [passar roupa]
\ndo the dishes<\/strong> [lavar a lou\u00e7a]
\ndo yoga<\/strong> [fazer ioga]<\/p>\n

do well<\/strong> [ir bem – em uma prova etc]
\ndo badly<\/strong> [ir mal]
\ndo (serious) damage<\/strong> [causar danos (s\u00e9rios)]
\ndo nothing for someone’s self-esteeem<\/strong> [n\u00e3o ajudar na auto-estima de algu\u00e9m]
\ndo a lot for<\/strong> [ajudar, tem efeito positivo em]
\nsomething<\/strong> do someone good<\/strong> [algo fazer bem para algu\u00e9m]
\ndo wonders<\/strong> [fazer maravilhas, ter efeito maravilhoso sobre]
\ndo something for a living<\/strong> [ganhar a vida com algo]<\/p>\n

do your make-up<\/strong> [fazer a maquiagem]
\ndo your nails<\/strong> [fazer as unhas]
\ndo your hair<\/strong> [arrumar o cabelo]
\ndo an essay<\/strong> [fazer uma reda\u00e7\u00e3o]
\ndo your PhD<\/strong> [fazer seu doutorado]
\ndo a song<\/strong> [cantar uma can\u00e7\u00e3o]
\ndo the garden<\/strong> [limpar, cuidar do jardim]<\/p>\n

do my time<\/strong> [passar um tempo no ex\u00e9rcito]
\ndo time<\/strong> [cumprir pena na pris\u00e3o]
\ndo a dish<\/strong> [fazer um prato – comida]
\ndo 120 km per hour<\/strong> [fazer 120 km por hora]
\ndo interior design<\/strong> [fazer design de interiores]
\ndo food<\/strong> [fazer comida – profissionalmente]
\ndo as you please<\/strong> [fazer o que quiser]
\ndo as you’re told<\/strong> [fa\u00e7a o que mandam]<\/p>\n

do an Obama<\/strong> [fazer uma imita\u00e7\u00e3o do Obama]
\ndo lunch<\/strong> [encontrar-se para o almo\u00e7o]
\ndo a movie<\/strong> [encontrar-se para ir ao cinema]
\ndo drugs<\/strong> [usar drogas]
\ndo the Eiffel tower<\/strong> [ir visitar a torre Eiffel]
\ndo it<\/strong> [“transar”]
\ndo a wall<\/strong> [pintar uma parede]
\ndo a painting<\/strong> [pintar um quadro]<\/p>\n

do your best\/utmost<\/strong> [fazer seu melhor]
\nthat does it!<\/strong> [\u00e9 o c\u00famulo!]
\nthat’s done it!<\/strong> [estamos ferrados!]
\nthat will do!<\/strong> [j\u00e1 chega! – dito para uma crian\u00e7a]<\/p>\n

This is it for today! Have a great weekend!<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hey, there! Hoje \u00e9 sexta-feira! Oh yeah! E terminamos a semana com as collocations com o verbo to do. No m\u00eas passado tivemos com o verbo to make, que \u00e9 MUITO confundido com to do e s\u00f3 tem um jeito de diferenci\u00e1-los: aprendendo as collocations. Are you ready? do your homework [fazer os deveres de…<\/p>\n

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