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do with
verb
to find useful; benefit from
she could do with a night's sleep
to be involved in or connected with
his illness has a lot to do with his failing the exam
concerning; related to
to put or place
what did you do with my coat?
to handle or treat
what are we going to do with these hooligans?
to fill one's time usefully
she didn't know what to do with herself when term ended
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
In return, the boy wants little to do with her or any other earthling.
"We think it's maybe something to do with vaccine confidence isn't as high as it has been," she said.
"They all have to do with Venice turning into a place that puts tourists, rather than residents, at the centre of its politics."
We know the contours of every turn and every compromise, and because we never experience it cold, there is a very real sense that ultimately its meaning and its soul has nothing to do with us.
“Everything’s not a coming out story. The bigger issue is, why is Shawn there? Who is he to his family? That’s the bigger issue, which has nothing to do with being gay.”
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