Translation for 'Do it' from English to Norwegian

do-it-yourself <DIY>

gjør-det-selv {n}

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it is about time (to do sth.)

det er på tide (å gjøre noe)

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What good would it do?

Hvilken nytte ville det være?

win or lose, do it fairly

tap og vinn med samme sinnordtak

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to do

å gjøre

it

det {pron}

to do nothing

å ikke gjøre noe

å gjøre ingenting

to do something

unverified å holde på med noe

to do homework

å gjøre lekserutda.

to do burnouts

unverified å burnekjøretøy

unverified å børnekjøretøy

to do woodwork

å snekre

ditto <do.>

ditto {adv} <do.>

have it

har'e [uform.] [har det]

to make it

unverified å rekke det

Forget it!

Glem det!

It depends.

Det kommer an på.uttrykk

well-to-do

velsituert {adj}fin.økon.

to do something carelessly

å fare over noe med harelabbuttrykk

Do you need ... ?

Trenger du ... ?

to do sb. wrong

å gjøre noen urett

do you think

trur'u [uform.] [trur du]

to not do anything

unverified å ikke gjøre noe

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• After 1815 London feared Russia alone would do it step by step.
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• On this particular record we had a young guy who understood how to do it."
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• FAS teams are still used for checks and balances purposes and if a gun battery has issues with the "Aiming Circle" a FAS team will do it for them.
• He had wanted to do it years before but his contract with Virgin kept him from doing so.
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• It was while working on this film that Otomo began to think he could do it by himself.
• Her husband was originally to give the address but he felt that she should do it; she later recalled, "At that moment, it was not that I found my voice.
• This method gives the HTTP server a convenient way to alter document's encoding according to content negotiation; certain HTTP server software can do it, for example Apache with the module [...].
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