Definition of don't in English:

don't

contractiondəʊntdoʊnt

Do not.
同do not
they really don't know what will happen
I see a face I don't recognize
Example sentencesExamples
- You finish watching with the feeling that you don't really need to see the film at all.
- He promises to come all the way into town to chaperone us, so that we don't get lost.
- We don't have a car or a TV and we cycle a lot so we were already viewed as slightly curious.
- I have a lot of work I have to do behind the camera, but I don't want to be in front of it.
- I don't think I have ever read a book in which a sense of dread is so cleverly built up.
- You don't know whether the teachers will approve of you or if you will make any friends.
- She gets the care she needs and I don't believe she will get the same if she is moved.
- I don't know what sort of firework it was or where it came from, but it must have been big.
- We believe that there might have been a collision but we don't know how that was caused.
- If you don't have chest problems when you go in, you certainly will when you come out.
- They may claim it is a reflection of today's society but we don't think it is any excuse.
- If you don't like how you work or what you do, it's absolutely up to you to change it.
- Needless to say, you can add other vegetables you like or take out any that you don't.
- You reflect on how the previous season has gone for a day or two, but you don't dwell on it too much.
- What I found during a weekend here is that you really don't want to do anything at all.
- How much harder is it to shop for a wedding gown if you don't really know what you are shopping for?
- Those who have not been so frugal and don't have the money in the bank are well subsidised.
- Some of them are not going to be happy when they don't get a place and it's going to be a challenge for me.
- We don't have the strength of squad to take us through a whole season at that level.
- The copies that do work are of inferior quality, and many of them don't work in any case.

Usage

Don't is a contraction of do not. It is often used informally, especially in speech, as the equivalent of does not—as in, for example, she don't drink tea—but this is not standard English and should be avoided in writing

Rhymes

won't, wont

Definition of don't in US English:

don't

contractiondoʊntdōnt

Do not.
同do not
they really don't know what will happen
I see a face I don't recognize
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of them are not going to be happy when they don't get a place and it's going to be a challenge for me.
- If you don't have chest problems when you go in, you certainly will when you come out.
- I don't think I have ever read a book in which a sense of dread is so cleverly built up.
- The copies that do work are of inferior quality, and many of them don't work in any case.
- We don't have the strength of squad to take us through a whole season at that level.
- I have a lot of work I have to do behind the camera, but I don't want to be in front of it.
- Needless to say, you can add other vegetables you like or take out any that you don't.
- You don't know whether the teachers will approve of you or if you will make any friends.
- We don't have a car or a TV and we cycle a lot so we were already viewed as slightly curious.
- We believe that there might have been a collision but we don't know how that was caused.
- She gets the care she needs and I don't believe she will get the same if she is moved.
- I don't know what sort of firework it was or where it came from, but it must have been big.
- He promises to come all the way into town to chaperone us, so that we don't get lost.
- You reflect on how the previous season has gone for a day or two, but you don't dwell on it too much.
- They may claim it is a reflection of today's society but we don't think it is any excuse.
- Those who have not been so frugal and don't have the money in the bank are well subsidised.
- You finish watching with the feeling that you don't really need to see the film at all.
- What I found during a weekend here is that you really don't want to do anything at all.
- If you don't like how you work or what you do, it's absolutely up to you to change it.
- How much harder is it to shop for a wedding gown if you don't really know what you are shopping for?

单词	don't
释义	Definition of don't in English: don't contractiondəʊntdoʊnt Do not. 同do not they really don't know what will happen I see a face I don't recognize Example sentencesExamples You finish watching with the feeling that you don't really need to see the film at all. He promises to come all the way into town to chaperone us, so that we don't get lost. We don't have a car or a TV and we cycle a lot so we were already viewed as slightly curious. I have a lot of work I have to do behind the camera, but I don't want to be in front of it. I don't think I have ever read a book in which a sense of dread is so cleverly built up. You don't know whether the teachers will approve of you or if you will make any friends. She gets the care she needs and I don't believe she will get the same if she is moved. I don't know what sort of firework it was or where it came from, but it must have been big. We believe that there might have been a collision but we don't know how that was caused. If you don't have chest problems when you go in, you certainly will when you come out. They may claim it is a reflection of today's society but we don't think it is any excuse. If you don't like how you work or what you do, it's absolutely up to you to change it. Needless to say, you can add other vegetables you like or take out any that you don't. You reflect on how the previous season has gone for a day or two, but you don't dwell on it too much. What I found during a weekend here is that you really don't want to do anything at all. How much harder is it to shop for a wedding gown if you don't really know what you are shopping for? Those who have not been so frugal and don't have the money in the bank are well subsidised. Some of them are not going to be happy when they don't get a place and it's going to be a challenge for me. We don't have the strength of squad to take us through a whole season at that level. The copies that do work are of inferior quality, and many of them don't work in any case. Usage Don't is a contraction of do not. It is often used informally, especially in speech, as the equivalent of does not—as in, for example, she don't drink tea—but this is not standard English and should be avoided in writing Rhymes won't, wont Definition of don't in US English: don't contractiondoʊntdōnt Do not. 同do not they really don't know what will happen I see a face I don't recognize Example sentencesExamples Some of them are not going to be happy when they don't get a place and it's going to be a challenge for me. If you don't have chest problems when you go in, you certainly will when you come out. I don't think I have ever read a book in which a sense of dread is so cleverly built up. The copies that do work are of inferior quality, and many of them don't work in any case. We don't have the strength of squad to take us through a whole season at that level. I have a lot of work I have to do behind the camera, but I don't want to be in front of it. Needless to say, you can add other vegetables you like or take out any that you don't. You don't know whether the teachers will approve of you or if you will make any friends. We don't have a car or a TV and we cycle a lot so we were already viewed as slightly curious. We believe that there might have been a collision but we don't know how that was caused. She gets the care she needs and I don't believe she will get the same if she is moved. I don't know what sort of firework it was or where it came from, but it must have been big. He promises to come all the way into town to chaperone us, so that we don't get lost. You reflect on how the previous season has gone for a day or two, but you don't dwell on it too much. They may claim it is a reflection of today's society but we don't think it is any excuse. Those who have not been so frugal and don't have the money in the bank are well subsidised. You finish watching with the feeling that you don't really need to see the film at all. What I found during a weekend here is that you really don't want to do anything at all. If you don't like how you work or what you do, it's absolutely up to you to change it. How much harder is it to shop for a wedding gown if you don't really know what you are shopping for? Usage Don't is a contraction of do not. It is often used informally, especially in speech, as the equivalent of does not—as in, for example, she don't drink tea—but this is not standard English and should be avoided in writing
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