The word 做事 is formed by combining two meaningful characters: 做 (zuò), which means "to do" or "to make", and 事 (shì), which means "matter", "affair", or "task". Together, they create a compound where the action of "doing" is directly and logically applied to the object "a matter or task", resulting in the unified concept of "to handle affairs", "to work", or "to do a job". This formation is a straightforward semantic combination, where the meaning of the whole is essentially the sum of its active verb and its noun object, representing the fundamental idea of engaging in work or carrying out duties.