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tener algo que ver con
Verb
idiomatic
（慣用句）何か関係がある、関心がある、何らかの関係がある
English Meaning
(idiomatic) to have something to do with, to concern, to have some relationship with
（ first-person present singular ）
（ first-person preterite singular ）
（ participle past ）
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（慣用句）何か関係がある、関心がある、何らかの関係がある
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tener algo que ver con
Su decisión de mudarse a Madrid podría tener algo que ver con su sueño de empezar de nuevo.
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彼がマドリードに引っ越す決断は、新たに始めるという夢に関係があるかもしれません。
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Su decisión de mudarse a Madrid podría tener algo que ver con su sueño de empezar de nuevo.
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