CHANEL NUMBER 1: DO EXPRESSIONS

BRIDGE THE GAP

obstruct (v)

obstructively (a): gây cản trở → obstruction (n)

do (sb) a good turn

to do something kind that helps someone else:

I was only trying to do her a good turn.

do the honors

to pour drinks or serve food:

John, will you do the honors?

do the sights

go sightseeing

do justice to

to treat someone or something in a way that is fair and shows their or its true qualities:

This postcard doesn't do justice to the wonderful scenery.

do the trick

If something does the trick, it has the necessary or wanted effect:

should/ought to do the trick This sauce needs more flavour - I know, some lemon juice should/ought to do the trick.

do the donkey work

to do the hard, boring part of a job:

Why should I do all the donkey work while you sit around doing nothing?

do miracles/wonders

to have a very good effect:

work/do wonders for Doctors have discovered that keeping a pet can do wonders for your health.