do with

do with
do with [sth., sb.]
1) (involve)

it has nothing to do with — non ha niente a che fare con

what's it (got) to do with you? — che cosa c'entri tu? (concern)

it has nothing to do with you — non ha nulla a che fare con te, non ti riguarda

2) (tolerate) sopportare

I can't do with all these changes — non sopporto tutti questi cambiamenti

3) (need)

I could do with a holiday — avrei proprio bisogno di una vacanza

4) (finish)

it's all over and done with — è tutto finito

have you done with my pen? — hai finito con la mia penna?

* * *
vt + prep
1) (with could: need) avere bisogno di

I could do with some help — mi servirebbe una mano

I could do with a drink — un bicchierino non guasterebbe

it could do with a wash — una lavata non gli farebbe male

2)

what has that got to do with it? — che c'entra?

it has to do with ... — ha a che vedere or fare con...

money has a lot to do with it — è una questione di soldi

that has nothing to do with you! — non sono affari tuoi!, non ti riguarda!

I won't have anything to do with it — non voglio aver niente a che farci

3)

what have you done with my slippers? — cosa hai fatto delle mie pantofole?

what did he do with the cat? — che ne ha fatto del gatto?

what's he done with his hair? — che si è fatto ai capelli?

* * *
do with [sth., sb.]
1) (involve)

it has nothing to do with — non ha niente a che fare con

what's it (got) to do with you? — che cosa c'entri tu? (concern)

it has nothing to do with you — non ha nulla a che fare con te, non ti riguarda

2) (tolerate) sopportare

I can't do with all these changes — non sopporto tutti questi cambiamenti

3) (need)

I could do with a holiday — avrei proprio bisogno di una vacanza

4) (finish)

it's all over and done with — è tutto finito

have you done with my pen? — hai finito con la mia penna?


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