do good



do someone good

to benefit someone. A nice hot bath really does me good. A few years in the army would do you good.
See also: good

do good

Act in an upright, moral way; engage in philanthropy. For example, Social workers are trained to help people to help themselves, not simply going around doing good . This term was first recorded in a.d. 725. Also see do any good; do one good.
See also: good

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
DobrosŁAwadaw-braw-SWAH-vahPolish
Medousa-Greek Mythology
AstridAH-strid (Swedish), AH-stree (Norwegian), AHS-trit (German)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, French
Iacobus-Biblical Latin
Furaha-Eastern African, Swahili
Adolph['ædɔlf]