HAVE


Meaning of HAVE in English

v.

1) ( d ; tr. ) ('to keep') ~ about ( BE ), around (it's dangerous to ~ a gun around the house)

2) ( d ; tr. ) to ~ against ('to consider as grounds for rejection, dislike') (I ~ nothing against him)

3) ( d ; tr. ) to ~ for ('to consume') (what are we ~ing for dinner?)

4) ( colloq. ) ( d ; tr. ) to ~ on ('to possess evidence against') (you ~ nothing on me)

5) ( E ) ('to be obligated') we ~ to leave

6) ( H ; usu. with words such as nothing , something ) I ~ nothing to say to her; I ~ nothing to wear; we ~ smt. to tell you

7) ( esp. AE ) ( I ) ('to cause') he had a gardener cut the grass ( CE also has: he got a gardener to cut the grass); she had her research assistant look up the information; what would you ~ me do?

8) ( J ) we soon had them all laughing

9) ( N ; used with an adjective; past participle) ('to consume'); ('to cause') I'll ~ my martini dry; we had a meal sent up to our room; they had the building torn down; he had his hair cut; she had her tonsils removed

10) ( misc. ) he had two children by his first wife; to ~ it in for smb. ('to ~ a grudge against smb.'); she had a strange thing happen to her ('a strange thing happened to her')

The Bbi combinatory dictionary of English, a guide to word combinations.      Комбинаторный словарь английского языка Bbi. Руководство по словосочетаниям.