Examples of using Have to do with in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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a washing machine, and a cellphone have to do with open source?
a stream of associations, the most prominent of which have to do with vibrations.
Iulian:,, Gio and Galaxy Ace are some pictures execrable"Adrian photos have to do with a mobile phone photos ever….
White vinegar has a variety of practical household applications, none of which have to do with food.
Only five of the 29 chapters(based on leaked documents) have to do with trade.
He's right, but you're probably wondering what the road directions have to do with it, so let me explain.
User experience, and the related fields of User Experience Design(UXD) have to do with a person's interaction with a digital medium.
I just don't understand what red beans and cabbage have to do with it.
at“ollie,” you're probably wondering: what the heck does this have to do with architecture?
All over the world, we have very similar types of ceremonies that have to do with entombing people, and you have to wonder a
files, and apps in the Marketing channel have to do with marketing, and everything in this channel is visible to everyone on the Northwind Traders team.
The climbing oil prices have to do with over-production and over-supply in the market as well as rising oil prices or very high oil prices have to do with under-supply, under-stock
connect to the Ultimaker 3 at the same time, rather than having to constantly switch wireless networks as you have to do with some other WiFi enabled printers.
Some of these have been relevant for a while; others are fairly new and have to do with the recent search engine changes.
Similarly, the common practice of humans treating dogs much better than cattle may have to do with the fact that many humans live in closer proximity to dogs and/or find the cattle easier to use for their own gain.
Before ever we have to do with sin by the Blood
Usually they have to do with picking the right style,
The most important changes facing us today have to do with data and what data is doing to shape the kinds of digital relations that will be possible for us in the future.
is a SQL database, then all SQL should be restricted to this layer-and in particular to the parts of this layer that have to do with the database.
Phrases like"Wow with all that swearing you must be really cool s/" and"What does all that swearing have to do with what you said?