| 单词 | have |
| 释义 | have I. transitive verb 1. a. < have a cow > < have a car > < have a lot of money > b. < can't have your cake and eat it too > < the chairman has all the tickets needed > < has some rare coins saved up > < have him in fond remembrance > < have no time to lose > c. < have a subordinate part > < the car has a self-starter > < the lake has some large pickerel > < April has 30 days > d. < have an essential part > < have an attachment > < the house has a roof > < the dress has a label > wear < has a blue suit > < has a tweed coat > e. < declaring she had a devil — Max Peacock > 2. < have a letter to write > < have a task to perform > < have nothing to do > < have a deadline to meet > 3. a. < the man had four daughters > < it is unpleasant to have enemies > b. < the king has many courtiers > < certain foods present special difficulties and so have rules of their own to make eating them easier — Agnes M. Miall > < the wine had no effect on me > < his proposal had many objections > c. < as we sailed north we had Africa on our right > < had only six feet of water under the keel > < the word has no exact equivalent > < have the voters on the right side > 4. a. (1) < nothing to be had from the empty larder > < good meat could not be had at all during the food shortage > (2) < had a lot from the trip > < had nothing from the experience > (3) < in this field a student has many helpful monographs and handbooks > (4) < had the hole by two strokes > < ought to have the fight by the third round > b. < had news of the lost ship > < asked if the police had any infomation that might lead to an arrest > < had a letter from him > c. < so burnt no one would have a piece > specifically < wished to marry but could find no one who would have him > d. < believes a satisfactory peace can be had between the belligerent powers > e. < rumor claimed he had never had a woman in his life — Norman Mailer > 5. a. < the cloth has a silky texture > < had a taste for exotic foods > < has a habit of nail biting > < the threat had the desired effect > < had a height of four feet > < the goods had a value of $1000 > < the common law had its origin in a group of writs drawn from various uses — Curtis Bok > b. < had the goodness to get a chair > < had the gall to refuse > c. < have a care what you say to him > < have mercy on us > 6. a. < have a rest > < have a medical examination > < have a cold > < the worst government they ever had > < have an operation > < a book that will have a wide circulation > : pass < have a life full of suffering > b. < have a standing feud with a political opponent > < have a fight > < have a talk with a friend > < have a part in a play > also < had a punch at the assailant before he escaped > < had a look at the body > c. < had a great deal of affection for the children > < have no doubt of success > < have an opinion > 7. a. < did not have the child anywhere where he could be exposed to measles > < the aunt had the child to live with her > b. < had the chauffeur drive to town > < had the children go to bed early > < the court had him pay the man what he owed him > < you are going to pay for the damage and I'll have you know it > c. < has people around at all times > < likes to have people in the office who are efficient > < had him sick with the details of the accident > < anxious to have you a satisfied customer — Richard Joseph > < nearly had the table over with her pushing and shoving > < had the tent poles down in a minute > d. < I'll have him a good soldier before long > e. (1) < have friends over for an evening of bridge > (2) < I'll be over whenever you can have me > f. < the author always has his characters doing foolish things > 8. a. < would not have him treat the dog so > b. < will not have him chosen president > < have women in the men's part of the building only once a month on visitors' day > < a strange man to have around > 9. a. (1) < a student who has only a little French and no mathematics > < having no foreign language he was handicapped and ineffectual — Carl Van Doren > (2) < you do not need to associate with him long before you have him > (3) < the job is so easy that in only a few days you have it > b. < sees with so many sense and other organs that you never know where to have him artistically — Times Literary Supplement > 10. a. < had his opponent at the point of defeat > < the criminal had the police nonplussed > < the team had their opponents beaten before the half > b. < when he brought the charge before the court he had me since the evidence against me was in my own handwriting > c. < had his opponent in only three more moves of the chessmen > : defeat < would like to play on but you have me steadily > : to get the better of or triumph over by finding, achieving, getting < had the laugh on me > < had the goods on me > < had the jump on me > d. < in this enterprise the partners had him and left him without a penny > < the size of this bill convinces me I've been had > 11. a. < as a friend he has the freedom of my house > < has no right to go > b. < was put in charge and he has overall direction of the program — C.E.Black & E.C.Helmreich > < has the job of directing traffic > 12. < she is going to have a baby > < the man had a son last week > 13. < have dinner at 7 o'clock > < have coffee every morning > : smoke < have a cigarette after breakfast > 14. < no shipowner will hire him, no captain will have him — P.J.Scharper > 15. < won't have any part of the dirty business > 16. a. < the man with the money was always able to have him > b. < as long as juries, judges and law enforcement officers can be had for a price — D.W.Maurer > 17. < the salesman had the interest of the buyer > < the political candidate has the ear of the farmers > verbal auxiliary 1. < has gone home > < have been here already > < the army had already taken the town when we arrived > < will have finished dinner by the time the guests arrive > 2. < have to see a doctor > < have to pay taxes > < had to be home by six > — compare get I 12b Synonyms: < own one's own house > < the stockholders own the corporation, and the corporation owns the assets of the incorporated business — Harold Koontz & Cyril O'Donnell > < when a child is old enough, he should … be allowed to own books — Bertrand Russell > possess may be interchangeable with have; similar to own, it may apply more widely to intangibles < he possesses, through his experience, knowledge not possessed by those whose experience has been different — Bertrand Russell > < it must be a delightful city, and possess all the attractions of the next world — Oscar Wilde > enjoy implies having as one's own with all benefits and advantages, usually pleasurable, or with other concomitants, perhaps unpleasant < enjoys worldwide fame > < enjoy unlimited opportunities > < shorn of the remarkable privileges which he formerly enjoyed — J.G.Frazer > Synonym: see in addition ought. • - had as good - had as lief - had better - had liefer - had liefest - have a go - have a hand in - have at - have done - have done with - have had it - have it - have it coming - have it in for - have it in one - have it out - have it over - have kittens - have none of - have nothing on - have no use for - have oneself - have one's eye on - have one's hands full - have one's head - have one's head - have one's own back - have something on - have to do with - to have and to hold II. < conceived of war as a battle between the haves and the have-nots for control of the world's wealth > < rich and poor, employer and employee, haves and have-nots alike — Engineering and Mining Journal > |
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