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do time
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Synonyms:

serve a prison term, go to jail, be imprisoned, serve time, go to prison, be in prison, be in jail, be jailed, do porridge (UK), slang , be banged up (UK), be locked up, be in stir (US), be in the slammer (UK), be in the clink (UK)

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Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries:

'time needed for sb to do sth.'? - English Only forum
'when' vs 'what time' do you ...? - English Only forum
(do something with attention, time perception and organization) - English Only forum
1) What do you hope to do in 50 years time? 2) What do you hope to be doing in 50 years time? - English Only forum
"20:00" how do you read it? [saying telling time] - English Only forum
All we need to do is spend a little time. - English Only forum
All you have time to do was ~ - English Only forum
All you have to do is to have a good time. - English Only forum
"appreciate the time you took to do..." - English Only forum
as much <free time> as to do - English Only forum
Both parents and teenagers do not have much free time. - English Only forum
By the time I <do> <am doing> my bachelor’s degree - English Only forum
can do nothing in this time - English Only forum
can't spare any time to do something - English Only forum
Chris has promised to join us by the time we <are playing><do>. - English Only forum
Clash Vs conflict: to happen at the same time so that you cannot do or see both - English Only forum
Combine: to do two or more things at the same time - English Only forum
didn't do in time <another phrase> - English Only forum
do a fast time - English Only forum
do a part-time job VS work a part-time job? - English Only forum
do a second-time purchase - English Only forum
"Do as you would be done by"'s structure and time? - English Only forum
do check on someone AND I will text you a time - English Only forum
Do I have to repeat the noun each time? - English Only forum
Do I need to add always or a time clause? - English Only forum
Do I need to use exactly the same phrase each time it is mentioned? - English Only forum
Do it for part time - English Only forum
Do it good next time - English Only forum
do it right the first time - English Only forum
do it right the first time - English Only forum
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