do (one) a mischief

To do something that harms one. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. You sure did your brother a mischief by including him in that dangerous game.

do someone (or yourself) a mischief

injure someone or yourself. informal

(British English, informal or humorous) hurt somebody/yourself: You could do yourself a mischief wearing such tight trousers!

词组	do (one) a mischief
释义	do (one) a mischief do (one) a mischief To do something that harms one. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. You sure did your brother a mischief by including him in that dangerous game. See also: mischief Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. do someone (or yourself) a mischief injure someone or yourself. informal See also: mischief, someone Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary ˌdo somebody/yourself a ˈmischief (British English, informal or humorous) hurt somebody/yourself: You could do yourself a mischief wearing such tight trousers! See also: mischief, somebody Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: do somebody/yourself a mischief do someone a mischief mischief do yourself a mischief do (oneself) a mischief chip chips up on (one's) ear do (oneself or someone) an injury do yourself an injury
随便看	by false pretenses by far by fits and starts by force of habit by/from all accounts by/from the look of it/things by George by God by godfrey bygone bygone days by guess and by God by guess and by golly by guess and by gosh by guess or by golly by guess or by gosh by half by halves by hand by heart by hell or high water by herself by hook or (by) crook by hook or by crook by hook or crook