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1 do heavy labor
= do heavy labour виконувати важку працю у таборі -
2 do heavy labour
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3 do
1) робити, виконувати; діяти; поводити себе; розм. обманювати2) розм. обман, шахрайство•- do a deal
- do a guy
- do a physical harm
- do amiss
- do an act
- do an act at peril
- do at smb.'s solicitation
- do away
- do brown
- do by deputy
- do damage
- do down
- do evil
- do fealty
- do for
- do harm
- do harm to a person
- do heavy labor
- do heavy labour
- do hurt
- do in
- do justice
- do justice as one sees fit
- do one's duty
- do penance
- do scathe
- do sentencing
- do serious injury
- do substantive justice
- do the killing
- do time in prison
- do time
- do to death
- do violence
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4 _лінощі; недбалість
at open doors dogs come in the devil finds work for idle hands to do do not wait for a rainy day to fix your roof drowsiness dresses a man is rags an idle brain is the devil's workshop idle folks have the most labor idle folks lack no excuses idle people have the least leisure idleness goes in rags idleness makes the wit rust laziness travels so slow that poverty overtakes him lazy folks' stomachs don't get tired a lazy sheep thinks its wool heavy a long thread, a lazy tailor sloth is the mother of poverty sloth is the mother of vice sloth makes all things difficult, but industry makes all things easy they must hunger in winter that will not work in summerEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > _лінощі; недбалість
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