Do your stuff
phrase
To do what you are known to do or expected to do well.
I'll introduce you to the crowd, and then you do your stuff with the music.

Often appears as...
- do your stuff well
- let you do your stuff
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
To use your skills or talents to perform or achieve something.
John, it's your turn to do your stuff on the football field today.

Often appears as...
- do your stuff perfectly
- confidently do your stuff
Usage tips
Colloquial
phrase
To do what you are known to do or expected to do well.
I'll introduce you to the crowd, and then you do your stuff with the music.

Often appears as...
- do your stuff well
- let you do your stuff
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
To use your skills or talents to perform or achieve something.
John, it's your turn to do your stuff on the football field today.

Often appears as...
- do your stuff perfectly
- confidently do your stuff
Usage tips
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 2

Expectation connotation
Used when someone is anticipated to perform well in their known role or skill area.

After the team's brief, the designer was ready to do her stuff.
Expertise implication
Implies the person has a special ability or expertise that others recognize and regard highly.

He's known for his baking, so let him do his stuff for the event.
Moment of action
Signifies a moment when someone must take action, especially in a critical or spotlight situation.

The players are set, now go do your stuff and win this game!
Expectation connotation
Used when someone is anticipated to perform well in their known role or skill area.

After the team's brief, the designer was ready to do her stuff.
Expertise implication
Implies the person has a special ability or expertise that others recognize and regard highly.

He's known for his baking, so let him do his stuff for the event.
Moment of action
Signifies a moment when someone must take action, especially in a critical or spotlight situation.

The players are set, now go do your stuff and win this game!
Expectation connotation
Used when someone is anticipated to perform well in their known role or skill area.

After the team's brief, the designer was ready to do her stuff.
Expertise implication
Implies the person has a special ability or expertise that others recognize and regard highly.

He's known for his baking, so let him do his stuff for the event.
Moment of action
Signifies a moment when someone must take action, especially in a critical or spotlight situation.

The players are set, now go do your stuff and win this game!
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