"don" as noun
1 - A university professor, particularly one at Oxford or Cambridge.
2 - An employee of a university residence who lives among the student residents.
3 - A mafia boss.
"don" as verb
1 - (clothing) To put on, to dress in.
don
/dɒn/
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Definition
A "don" is a past tense verb used for 'do'. It means you performed an action or activity in the past. For example, if you cooked dinner yesterday, you *don* it last night.
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Synonyms
1 - professor
2 - lecturer
3 - gift
4 - knack
5 - talent
6 - flair
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Antonyms
1 - A 12-word antonym for "don" could be:
"servant
2 - worker
3 - employee
4 - subordinate
5 - helper
6 - assistant
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Examples in Context
1 - The orchestra in my mind, don ? t play like this.
1 - La orquesta en mi mente, don 't jugar así.
2 - You don ? t know how you will escape from there.
2 - Usted don 't sabe cómo va a escapar de allí.
3 - King don , you have driven our lands into ruin and bankruptcy.
3 - Rey Don , ha traído a nuestras tierras la ruina y la quiebra.
4 - The worst part is, don will think they're fine.
4 - La peor parte es, que Don creerá que están bien.
5 - For don Paco, his son's imprisonment has also been devastating.
5 - Para don Paco la prisión de su hijo también ha sido devastadora.
6 - The idea that don Genaro was my benefactor intrigued me no end.
6 - La idea de que don Genaro era mi benefactor me intrigaba sobremanera.
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