"they do you"
Does this phrase always mean "they mimic you", "they imitate you"?
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No, not at all. 'Do' can mean many different things in many different contexts.
In fact, 'mimic' or 'imitate' is quite a rare meaning of 'do'. 'Do' only means this if the context is, say, a show in which performers are doing impressions of famous people, for example.
In other contexts, the verb 'do' can have dozens of other meanings. If the context is a hairdressers, for example, 'they do you' can mean that the staff cut your hair - the possibilities are endless.
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