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do

verb (CONNECTED)
 
 
// /du/ /duː/ /duː/ (did, done)

Definition

to do with B2 connected with: "Why did you want to talk to me?" "Well, it's to do with a complaint that's been made about your work." "But I didn't have any money." "What has that got to do with it? You still shouldn't have taken my purse without asking me." She's refused to have anything (more) to do with him since he was arrested for drinking and driving. "I thought I should tell you I saw your son smoking today." "Mind your own business, would you? It has nothing to do with you what my son does!"Linking and relatingRegarding and concerning
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