can do with

Idioms  

1. Also, could do with. Might profit from, needs, as in This room can do with a good cleaning, or Harry could do with a new suit. [Colloquial; late 1700s] Also see do with.

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Example Sentences

Rosenior told BBC Radio 5 Live: "We will now have more time to analyse instead of jumping from game to game, which we can do with less emotion and sit down as a staff to talk about how we improve."

From BBC

“I can tell you right now that’s not something that we can do with our current operating budget.”

From Los Angeles Times

"There's always a workaround, there's always a way to reframe it in your mind, but also physically, what you can do with those symptoms."

From BBC

At the salon, my stylist, Mari, has tight brown curls that dance around her face, and her voice gets all high-pitched and excited as she talks about what she can do with my hair.

From Literature

The civil lawsuit, brought by Gebala's mother Cia Edmonds, alleges Rootselaar set up an account with ChatGPT before she turned 18 - something users can do with parental consent.

From BBC