Usage examples of "have something to do with" in English with translation to Portuguese

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We must have something to live for. Nós temos que ter alguma razão para viver.
"What does this have to do with me wanting to get my hair cut?" "They have hair in London?" "O que isso tem a ver com o fato de eu querer cortar o cabelo?" "Eles têm cabelo em Londres?"
Stop being lazy and find something to do. Para de ser preguiçoso e encontra alguma coisa para fazer.
I have something to show you. Tenho uma coisa para te mostrar.
Tom claimed he had nothing to do with Mary's murder. Tom alegou que não tinha nada a ver com o assassinato de Mary.
Do you have something to say? Tem algo a dizer?
Mum said the same thing. But, so what? It's got nothing to do with me. A mamãe disse a mesma coisa. Mas e daí? Não tem nada a ver comigo.
If you have something to say, it's better if you open your mouth and say it. Se tiver algo a dizer, é melhor que abra a boca e fale.
She didn't know what to do with the problem. Ela não sabia o que fazer em relação ao problema.
If you’re hungry, have something to eat. Se estiver com fome, coma algo.
They didn’t know what to do with him. Eles não sabiam o que fazer com ele.
I have something to tell you, I lied when I said I didn't know. Preciso te dizer uma coisa: menti para você ao dizer que não sabia.
Since you have nothing to do with this matter, you don't have to worry. Como você não tem nada a ver com esse assunto, você não precisa se preocupar.
It has nothing to do with real life. Não tem nada a ver com a vida real.
This kind of specialized knowledge has very little to do with daily life. Esse tipo de conhecimento específico tem muito pouco a ver com a vida cotidiana.
She doesn't seem to know what to do with her leisure time. Parece que ela não sabe o que fazer em seu tempo livre.
CO₂ has a lot to do with the so-called greenhouse effect. O CO₂ tem muito a ver com o que chamam de efeito-estufa.
Tom had nothing to do with the robbery. Tom não teve nada a ver com o roubo.
That has nothing to do with him. Isso não tem nada a ver com ele.
This has nothing to do with me. Isso não tem nada a ver comigo.
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