도 하다

unclear — no shared meaning here

The lines printed here do not settle on a single expression. Some show the particle 도 "too, also" attached to a noun in front of 하다: Jong-kook could do it too, Seoul would work too. Two others are the separate adverb 하도, meaning "so much, excessively" — I've done this so much, doing handstands so much that… One line is not related at all: 보도하는 is 보도하다 "report the news". A couple more are garbled subtitle text. There is not enough consistent evidence here to define the pairing.

The examples below did not fully pin this one down — read them before relying on the entry above.