do yourself a mischief Idioma
make mischief
Idiom(s): make mischiefTheme: TROUBLE
to cause trouble.
• Bob loves to make mischief and get other people into trouble.
• Don't believe what Mary says. She's just trying to make mischief.
mischief
mischiefsee make mischief.
do (oneself) a mischief
To do article that harms oneself. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. I anticipate you'll do yourself a atrocity if you try that chancy skateboard trick.Learn more: mischiefdo yourself a mischief
INFORMALIf you do yourself a mischief, you abuse allotment of your body. I anticipate I'd do myself a atrocity if I approved to archetype any of her ball moves.Learn more: mischiefˌdo somebody/yourself a ˈmischief
(British English, informal or humorous) aching somebody/yourself: You could do yourself a atrocity cutting such bound trousers!Learn more: mischief, somebody
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