do over

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do over
verbo transitivo con partícula
1(familiar) (beat up)
  • to do somebody over -> dar una tunda a alguien (británico)

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do over [du]
1Hacer de nuevo, volver a hacer; cubrir completamente con algún material extendido o disuelto.
2Darle una paliza a, sacarle la mugre a (beat up).
  • To do over with gold -> dorar
  • To do over with silver -> platear

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do over
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (US) (informal) (repeat) volver a hacer; hacer de nuevo
2 (redecorate) volver a pintar/empapelar; (refurnish) volver a decorar
the old-fashioned kitchen was immense. For years David had wanted to have it done over, but Lainey resisted He had the whole house done over when he bought it
3 (Britain) (informal) (beat up) dar una paliza a; (informal)

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