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Definition of can-do adjective from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

can-do

adjective

[only before noun] (informal)

willing to try new things and expecting that they will be successful a can-do attitude/spirit Texas is a state of big opportunity, a can-do place.

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no can do
as much as somebody can do
you can/could do worse than do something
can't be bothered (to do something)
somebody can not help but do something
tell somebody what they can do with something

Idioms

no can do
as much as somebody can do
you can/could do worse than do something
can't be bothered (to do something)
somebody can not help but do something
tell somebody what they can do with something

Nearby words

candlestick noun
candlewick noun
can-do adjective
candor noun
C & W abbreviation