do any favours

not do somebody any favours

(British, American & Australian) also not do somebody any favor (American)

to do something that is likely to have a bad effect on you or on another person (often reflexive) You're not well, and you're not doing yourself any favours by taking on extra work. (usually in continuous tenses; often + by + doing sth) The government isn't doing the families of the victims any favor by hiding the truth about what really happened.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Gyeong	gyung	Korean
Abiodun	-	Western African, Yoruba
Schmidt	[ʃmit]
Oral	-	English (Rare)
Rosita	[rəu'zi:tə]
Lana	['lænə]