have much to do with

常見例句

The abundance and spectacular condition of the fossils have much to do with the peculiar geography of the place.
這些化石數(shù)量豐富，得以形成的條件與該處特別的地理位置極其相關(guān)。
Quite often, the problems we have with others – our spouse, parents, siblings, etc. – don’t really have much to do with them at all.
通常來說，我們與他人，比如配偶，父母，兄妹等等之間，都會有一些矛盾，根本不要認(rèn)為這和他們有關(guān)系。
Three thing, however, have much to do with one’s health, namely, physiology, psychology and adaptability.
話說回來，一個人的健康，要從生理、心理、適應(yīng)能力這三方面來決定。

But what seems likely is the sort of phobias you're likely to have does not have much to do with your personal history but rather it has a lot to do with your evolutionary history.
但你可能患有的恐怖癥,似乎與你的個人經(jīng)歷無關(guān),而與人類進(jìn)化史有著很大的關(guān)系。
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and your boss comes to you with a very large project when you already have much work to do.
你的老板找到你，希望你參與一個大型項(xiàng)目，而你自己的工作已經(jīng)快忙不過來了。
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