Có

to have nothing to do

không có việc gì làm

June has 30 days

tháng sáu có 30 ngày

( + from) nhận được, biết được

to have news from somebody

nhận được tin ở ai, nhờ ai mà biết tin

Ăn; uống; hút

to have breakfast

ăn sáng

to have some tea

uống một chút trà

to have a cigarette

hút một điếu thuốc lá

Hưởng; bị

to have a good time

được hưởng một thời gian vui thích

to have a headache

bị nhức đầu

to have one's leg broken

bị gãy chân

Cho phép; muốn (ai làm gì)

I will not have you say such things

tôi không cho phép (muốn) anh nói những điều như vậy

Biết, hiểu; nhớ

to have no Greek

không biết tiếng Hy-lạp

have in mind that...

hãy nhớ là...

( + to) phải, có bổn phận phải, bắt buộc phải

to have to do one's works

phải làm công việc của mình

Nói, cho là, chủ trương; tin chắc là

as Shakespeare has it

như Sếch-xpia đã nói

he will have it that...

anh ta chủ trương là...; anh ta tin chắc là... một cái

Thắng, thắng thế

the ayes have it

phiếu thuận thắng

I had him there

tôi đã thắng hắn

Tóm, nắm, nắm chặt ( (nghĩa đen) & (nghĩa bóng))

to have somebody by the throat

bóp chặt cổ ai

I have it!

(nghĩa bóng) tớ tóm được rồi!, tớ nắm được rồi!

Sai khiến, nhờ, bảo, bắt (ai làm gì...)

to have one's luggage brought in

bảo đưa hành lý của mình vào, nhờ đưa hành lý của mình vào

(từ lóng) bịp, lừa bịp

you were had

cậu bị bịp rồi

(từ lóng) sự lừa bịp; hành động lừa bịp

có

V.

Possess, own, keep; maintain: Imelda had more shoes thanyou could count.

Receive, take, accept, get, obtain, acquire,procure, secure, take: How many gifts did you say she had fromhim?

Entertain, be struck by: I have an idea!

Possess,bear, contain, include, comprise: The night has a thousandeyes.

Suffer with or from, be suffering with or from, beexperiencing, be undergoing, be enduring, be subjected to: Mydaughter was really ill when she had measles.

Arrange,organize, set up, prepare; hold: If I have a party, will youcome? We shall have our next meeting on Saturday. 7 partake of,participate in, experience, enjoy; eat; drink: I hope you havea good time.

Give birth to, bear, deliver, bring into theworld; beget, sire, father: She had three children in as manyyears. How many children has he had? 9 make, demand; force,oblige, cause, induce, press, require, compel: We'll have thecaterers come at noon.

Had better or best. ought to, must,should: I had better not drink as I'm driving.

Had ratheror sooner. prefer to, would rather or sooner: I'd rather bewith you.

Have on. a be wearing, be dressed or clothed orattired in: I'll have on the silk nightgown you like so much.b be committed to, have planned, have in the offing, have on theagenda: I have something on next Tuesday evening. c trick,tease, deceive, pull (someone's) leg, play a joke on, fool: Doyou really love me or are you having me on?

V. & n.

V. (3rd sing. present has; past and past part. had)

V.tr.

Hold in possession as one's property or at one'sdisposal; be provided with (has a car; had no time to read; hasnothing to wear).

Hold in a certain relationship (has asister; had no equals).

Contain as a part or quality (househas two floors; has green eyes).

A undergo, experience,enjoy, suffer (had a good time; had a shock; has a headache). bbe subjected to a specified state (had my car stolen; the bookhas a page missing). c cause, instruct, or invite (a person orthing) to be in a particular state or take a particular action(had him dismissed; had us worried; had my hair cut; had a copymade; had them to stay).

A engage in (an activity) (had anargument; had sex). b hold (a meeting, party, etc.).

Eat ordrink (had a beer).

(usu. in neg.) accept or tolerate; permitto (I won't have it; will not have you say such things).

Alet (a feeling etc.) be present (have no doubt; has a lot ofsympathy for me; have nothing against them). b show or feel(mercy, pity, etc.) towards another person (have pity on him;have mercy!). c (foll. by to + infin.) show by action that oneis influenced by (a feeling, quality, etc.) (have the goodnessto leave now).

A give birth to (offspring). b conceivementally (an idea etc.).

Receive, obtain (had a letter fromhim; not a ticket to be had).

Be burdened with or committedto (has a job to do; have my garden to attend to).

A haveobtained (a qualification) (has six O levels). b know (alanguage) (has no Latin).

Sl. a get the better of (I hadhim there). b (usu. in passive) Brit. cheat, deceive (you werehad).

Coarse sl. have sexual intercourse with.

V.aux.(with past part. or ellipt., to form the perfect, pluperfect,and future perfect tenses, and the conditional mood) (haveworked; had seen; will have been; had I known, I would havegone; have you met her? yes, I have).

N.

(usu. in pl.)colloq. a person who has wealth or resources.

Sl. a swindle.

Have missed one's chance.

Have passed one's prime.

Have been killed, defeated, etc.have it 1 (foll. by that + clause) express the view that.

Wina decision in a vote etc.

Colloq. have found the answer etc.have it away (or off) Brit. coarse sl. have sexualintercourse. have it both ways see BOTH. have it in forcolloq. be hostile or ill-disposed towards. have it out (oftenfoll. by with) colloq. attempt to settle a dispute bydiscussion or argument. have it one's own way see WAY.have-not (usu. in pl.) colloq. a person lacking wealth orresources. have nothing to do with see DO(1). have on 1 bewearing (clothes).

Be committed to (an engagement).

Colloq. tease, play a trick on. have out get (a tooth etc.)extracted (had her tonsils out). have something (or nothing) ona person 1 know something (or nothing) discreditable orincriminating about a person.

Have an (or no) advantage orsuperiority over a person. have to be obliged to, must. haveto do with see DO(1). have up Brit. colloq. bring (a person)before a court of justice, interviewer, etc. [OE habban f. Gmc,prob. rel. to HEAVE]