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have 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 tuː duː wɪð/

Korean meaning: ~와 관련이 있다, ~와 연관되다

Korean pronunciation: **해**브 투 **두** 위드

Example Sentences

  • My bad mood has nothing to do with you - I just failed my math test.
  • What does wearing a tuxedo have to do with walking the dog?
  • His success has a lot to do with his daily practice routine.

have to do with

NOUN

//hæv tuː duː wɪð//

to be connected with or related to something

have to do with concept
💡 Concept

to be connected with or related to something

have to do with rhyme
🎵 Rhyme

The fifth scroll reveals what myths have to do with truth!

🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/hæv tuː duː wɪð/
🇬🇧 UK/hæv tuː duː wɪð/

🌳Etymology

Origin

'have'는 고대 영어 'habban'에서, 'do'는 'don'에서 유래된 표현이 결합되어 '어떤 일과 연결고리를 가지다'라는 의미로 발전했습니다.

🎵Rhyme

withmythfifth
with
myth
fifth

🔗Collocations

have nothing to do with
have something to do with
have a lot to do with
have little to do with
what does it have to do with

📝Examples

“My bad mood has nothing to do with you - I just failed my math test.”

😄 Fun example

“What does wearing a tuxedo have to do with walking the dog?”

“His success has a lot to do with his daily practice routine.”

😄 Fun example

“Why does every conversation with my mom have to do with when I'm getting married?”

📚Related Words

Synonyms

relate toconnect withconcerninvolvepertain to

Antonyms

unrelated toseparate fromindependent of

Related

relevantconnectionrelationshipassociationlink

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