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    do something up

    • ph.
      fasten something；arrange one's hair in a particular way, especially so as to be pulled back from one's face or shoulders
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    • 1. fasten something
    • 2. arrange one's hair in a particular way, especially so as to be pulled back from one's face or shoulders
    • 3. wrap something up
    • 4. renovate or redecorate a room or building

    do something over

    • ph.
      ransack a place, especially while searching for something worth stealing

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    do something over

    • ph.
      repeat something

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    do something for

    • ph.
      enhance the appearance or quality of

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    do something out

    • ph.
      decorate or furnish a room or building in a particular style, color, or material

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    do something out

    • ph.
      decorate or furnish a room or building in a particular style, colour, or material

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    do something in

    • ph.
      injure something

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    do something for

    • ph.
      enhance the appearance or quality of

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    do something for England

    • ph.
      used to indicate that someone does or can do the specified activity with great enthusiasm or ...

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    do something up

    • ph.
      arrange one's hair in a particular way, especially so as to be pulled back from one's ...

    Oxford American Dictionary