do what one doesとは 意味・読み方・使い方

動詞

do what one does (third-person singular simple present does what one does, present participle doing what one does, simple past did what one does, past participle done what one does)

1. (euphemistic) To have sex.

   Synonyms: see Thesaurus:copulate

   • 2014, PnB Rock, “Harmony”, in RNB (Real Nigga Bangaz):

     And you probably don't wanna hear this but it's true ¶ Them other bitches they don't compare to you ¶ Girl when we together we do what we do ¶ We had great sex, I mean all night ¶ With no latex, just straight hard pipe ¶ I laid comfortable with you all night

   • 2015, Reese Lansangan, “Exploration No. 5”, in Arigato, Internet!:

     ‘Cause this is how things start ¶ A thunderbolt through the heart ¶ When we do what we do ¶ I want to whisper to you

   • 2016, ZAYN, Lil Wayne, “PILLOWTALK (Remix)”, in Mind of Mine (Bonus Edition):

     Fuckin' and fightin', fuckin' and fightin', yeah, fuck it ¶ If she love it, I like it, husband and wifey ¶ We do what we do, we do how we do ¶ But we makin' it through, and the bedroom a zoo

   • 2022 May 3, Michelle Hart, We Do What We Do in the Dark: A Novel, Penguin, →ISBN:

     (book title)

2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see do,‎ what,‎ one,‎ does.
   • 1988, The Irish Journal of Psychology:

     ...we do what we do because we want the consequences of what we do. Finally, awareness of our liking or disliking of our liking or disliking of the consequences of what we do constitutes our human freedom by making us responsible for our […]