did

[ did ]

verb

1. simple past tense of do ¹.

did

/ dɪd /

verb

1. the past tense of do 1

Example Sentences

He mostly plays comedy, because that’s what a likable actor is liable to be asked to do, but he can work against type with the best of them, as he did as a corrupt billionaire in “Damages.”

From Los Angeles Times

On Wednesday evening, the Monterey Police Department released a 22-page report revealing graphic details in the 2017 assault claim filed against Hegseth, which did not result in any charges.

From Los Angeles Times

“I thought we did a good job, really paying attention to detail, understanding what we wanted to take away and our guys did a good job with that. But offensively, we’ve just got to be better. You shoot 49% from the field and 50% from three and then you have 25 turnovers. So, we’ve got to be better.”

From Los Angeles Times

“He did so surrounded by the love of his family and the jazz music of Marian Montgomery.”

From BBC

His retirement from the Commons, and break from frontline politics, did not last long as five years later he was advising Ed Miliband and, in 2017, supporting Jeremy Corbyn.

From BBC

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