1. doing - Noun
2. doing - Verb
3. doing - Interjection
of Do
Anything done; a deed; an action good or bad; hence, in the plural, conduct; behavior. See Do.
Source: Webster's dictionary“3D4E has been kind of doing more of the technical things, helping out those who have never touched 3D printers before with support or advice, and we’ve been recommending what kind of filament to use and just some of the material logistics.” Source: Internet
About 59 percent of US teens have been bullied or harassed online, and most think social media sites are doing a fair or poor job of addressing this issue, according to a 2018 study by the Pew Research Center. Source: Internet
AbbVie is committed to advancing racial equality, through our continued growth and acceptance of each other, our way of doing business, our attraction and development of talent, and our service to the community. Source: Internet
Abayomi said though Lagos and Kano have the same demographic, Lagos was recording more cases of covid-19 because it was doing more testing than Kano. Source: Internet
About 30 years ago, he started doing research out of passion and bought 60–70 books on related topics. Source: Internet
A boy who goes by on the platform has amassed over 230 million likes on his videos, many of which show him doing the dance, which mainly entails moving his hips back and forth. Source: Internet