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mucho que ver

a lot to see; a lot to do with

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phrase Rare #40,203
a lot to see; a lot to do with With haber, it means “a lot to see.” With tener, it means “a lot to do with” or “a lot to do with something.”
SP: Este problema tiene mucho que ver con la falta de comunicación.
EN: This problem has a lot to do with the lack of communication.

Hay mucho que ver.

There is a lot to see.

No hay mucho que ver.

There isn't much to see.

Tienen mucho que ver con usted.

They have a lot to do with you.

— American Gangster (2007)

Bueno, es probable que tengas mucho que ver.

Well, you probably have a lot to see.

— Elena (2011)

Todavía hay mucho que ver.

There is still much to see.

Creo que los hombres no tienen mucho que ver.

I think men don't have much to do with it.