have something to do with — to be connected with or related to something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to be connected with or related to something
Pronunciation (IPA): /hæv ˈsʌmθɪŋ tu du wɪθ/
Korean meaning: ~와 관련이 있다, ~와 연관되다
Korean pronunciation: 해브 **썸**씽 투 두 위드
Example Sentences
- My bad mood has nothing to do with you - I just ran out of coffee this morning.
- Does your success have something to do with your lucky socks?
- The traffic jam has something to do with the concert tonight.
have something to do with
NOUN//hæv ˈsʌmθɪŋ tu du wɪθ//
to be connected with or related to something
to be connected with or related to something
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Origin
고대 영어 'habban'(소유하다)에서 온 'have'와 'do'의 조합으로 '무언가와 연관을 가지다'라는 의미로 발전했습니다. 일상 대화에서 관계성을 표현하는 구어체 표현으로 자리잡았습니다.
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“My bad mood has nothing to do with you - I just ran out of coffee this morning.”
“Does your success have something to do with your lucky socks?”
“The traffic jam has something to do with the concert tonight.”
“I think her weird behavior has something to do with watching too many zombie movies.”
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