英语释义

1. to hold or maintain as a possession, privilege, or entitlement
they have a new car I have my rights

2. to hold in one's use, service, regard, or at one's disposal
the group will have enough tickets for everyone we don't have time to stay

3. to hold, include, or contain as a part or whole
the car has power brakes April has 30 days

4. to feel obligation in regard to —usually used with an infinitive with to
we have things to dohave a deadline to meet

5. to stand in a certain relationship to
has three fine children we will have the wind at our backs

6. to acquire or get possession of obtain
these shoes are the best to be had

7. receive
She asked if he had any news.

8. accept
so burnt no one would have a piece specifically to accept in marriage
could find no one who would have him

9. to copulate with
claims to have had many women

10. to be marked or characterized by (a quality, attribute, or faculty)
both have red hair has a way with words

11. exhibit, show
had the gall to refuse

12. use, exercise
have mercy on us

13. to experience especially by submitting to, undergoing, or suffering
I have a cold

14. to make the effort to perform (an action) or engage in (an activity)
have a look at that cut

15. to entertain in the mind
have an opinion

16. to cause or command to do something —used with the infinitive without to
have the children stay

17. to cause to be in a certain place or state
has people around at all times

18. allow
we'll have no more of that

19. to be competent in
has only a little French

20. to hold in a position of disadvantage or certain defeat
we have him now

21. to take advantage of trick, fool
been had by a partner

22. bear sense 3a
have a baby

23. to partake of
have dinner have a piece

24. bribe, suborn
can be had for a price

25. to be compelled, obliged, or required —used with an infinitive with to or to alone
we had to godo what you have toit has to be said

26. would be wise to
had better go to bed

27. to go at or deal with attack
like two boxers having at each other

28. to deserve or merit what one gets, benefits by, or suffers
he had that coming

29. finish, stop
wish you would have done before I go mad

30. to bring to an end have no further concern with
let us have done with name-calling

31. to have had or have done all one is going to be allowed to
He's been cheating me for years but now he's had it.

32. to have experienced, endured, or suffered all one can
Her old beater has finally had it.

33. assert, claim
rumor has it that he was drunk

34. to intend to do harm to

35. to settle a matter of contention by discussion or a fight
thinks they just need to have it out

36. to refuse to have anything to do with
We will have none of that.

37. to look at

38. to watch constantly and attentively

39. to have as an objective
has her eye on a little cottage in the country

40. to deal with
the story has to do with real people
— Alice M. Jordan

41. to have a specified relationship with or effect on
the size of the brain has nothing to do with intelligence
— Ruth Benedict

42. one that is well-endowed especially in material wealth
the haves and have-nots

43. to hold or own
I have the tickets.

44. to possess as a characteristic
She has red hair.

45. to eat or drink
Let's have dinner. I had some water.

46. to consist of or contain
April has 30 days.

47. to be affected by
I have a cold.

48. to plan, organize, and run (an event)
We're having a party.

49. to give birth to
She had twins.

50. to cause to be
How often do you have your hair cut?

51. to stand in some relationship to
I have many friends.

52. to perform a function or engage in an activity
He had a fight with his best friend.

53. experience
I had fun.

54. to hold in the mind
I have an idea.

55. obtain, gain, get
It's the best car to be had.

56. to cause to
I'll have them call you.

57. permit entry 1 sense 1
We'll have none of that.

58. trick entry 2
We've been had.

59. to be forced or feel obliged
They have to stay.

60. exercise entry 2 sense 1, use
have mercy

61. would be wise to
You had better finish your homework.

62. to be about
That book has to do with trucks.

63. to be involved in or responsible for
Luck had nothing to do with her success.

英汉例句

• Nature, or at least climate change, seems to have it in for seals and their clobberers alike.

  自然，或者至少是气候变化似乎是在为海豹的悲惨鸣不平。

• We don「t know why the teacher seemed to have it in for that boy.

  我们不知道为什么老师好像和那个男孩过不去，老找他麻烦。

• If you have it in for the girl, I」ll give you a good lesson.

  如果你对这位姑娘使坏的话，我就会好好教训你。

• The corporal seems to have it in for me; that「s the third time he」s put me on a charge this month.

  那位下士似乎总是想与我过不去，本月他已第三次对我提出控告。

• Eg. If you have it in for the girl, I'll give you a good lesson.

  如果你对这位姑娘使坏的话，我就会好好教训你。

相似词

command命令；统率（陆军、海军等）；值得（同情、尊重等）；俯瞰；控制（情感）；掌握，拥有

enjoy欣赏，享受；喜爱；使过得快活

hold持有；拥有；保存；拘留；约束或控制；召开，举行

own承认

possess控制；使掌握；持有；迷住；拥有，具备

retain保持；雇；记住

相反词

lack缺乏，不足

want需要；缺少