To do somebody a favor meaning in English
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Definition
to do (somebody) a favor (US), a favour (UK): to do something nice, something helpful (for somebody)
Could you do me a favor and call Susie? I would really appreciate it because I don't have much time.
In a sarcastic tone:
Do me a favor and leave right now!
to ask a favor (of someone): to ask, to request (someone) to do something for you
- "I was wondering if you could do me a small favor."
- "The one time I ask you for a favor and you can't help me!"
- "I would consider it a personal favor."
- "Mayor : Actually I had more of a personal favor in mind."
- "I have a favor to ask of you. Something's up with Jean Marron."
- "Subject: Small Favor"
- "PS – I have done you the favor of organizing a "field trip" for the test monkeys next Friday."
- "Listen I have a huge favor to ask you."
- "If you could do me the favor of letting me know how the interview goes with Mr. Steele, I would appreciate it."
- "I need you to do me a big favor."
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