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单词 have
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have1/v, əv, həv; strong hav/ verb (past tense and past part. had) (third person sing. present tense has /s, z, əz, həz; strong haz/) (past tense and past part. had /d, əd, həd; strong had/)

verb trans

to own or possess (something) as property

They have three houses

to possess (something or somebody) as an attribute or asset

She has red hair

They have many friends

to exercise or display (a feeling or quality)

He has a lot of courage

They had the nerve to ask for more money

to be able to speak (a language)

I have a little French

to purchase or obtain (something)

to receive (something)

I've had no news of my brother for weeks

to accept or admit (somebody)

coarse slang to have sexual intercourse with (somebody)

to be affected by (a disease)

Have you had mumps?

to experience (something), esp by undergoing or suffering it

I've already had one bicycle stolen

to engage in an activity

I'm going to have a bath

Have a look at that

to hold or organize (an event, etc)

to partake of (food, drink, etc)

We're about to have dinner

to entertain (a feeling, emotion, etc) in the mind

You must have an opinion

to tell or persuade (somebody) to do something

Have the children form a line

to get (something) done

I'll soon have it finished

We'd better have this gas leak seen to

to give birth to or be the parents of (a baby or young animal)

to invite or entertain (somebody) as a guest

Thanks for having me

(in negative contexts) to allow or permit (something)

I'm not having any more of that

informal

to hold (somebody) in a position of disadvantage or certain defeat

We have them now

to perplex or floor (somebody)

You have me there

verb aux

used with a past part. to form perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect tense of verbs

She has gone home

They had already eaten

We will have finished dinner by then

be had

informal to be the victim of a fraud or deception

I think you've been had

have had it

informal to have missed one's chance

informal to be useless or past one's best

have/have got to

to be obliged to or find it necessary to do something

have it away/off

coarse slang (usu + with) to have sexual intercourse with somebody

have it in for somebody

informal to be noticeably bent on harming them

have it in one

to have the capacity (to do something)

have it out

informal to settle a point at issue with somebody

have it that

to allege that (something is the case)

Rumour has it that they're splitting up

have nothing on

informal to be negligible in comparison with (something)

Today's groups have nothing on those thirties dance bands

have something on somebody

informal to know something compromising about somebody that could be useful

never had it so good/easy

informal never been in such easy circumstances before

[Old English habban]

have2

the haves and have-nots

informal wealthy people and poor people

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