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do the job

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do the job  (informal)
if something does the job, it is suitable for a particular purpose Here, this knife should do the job. I needed to tie the two parts together and an old stocking did the job perfectly.
See also: job

do the job
to achieve the desired result do the trick I needed to tie the two parts together and an old stocking did the job perfectly.
Usage notes: an object, tool, or other thing, but not a person, is what does the job
See also: job


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A competent virtual assistant will do the job efficiently at a cost lower than what a company would spend by hiring a people to do the job within the business organizational framework.
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But at other times you do make the decision not to do the job at the moment, and just put it off.
 
 
 
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