Pronunciation: kəˈhuːn nʌt
Parts of Speech: noun
nut of the cohune palm having hard white shells like those of ivory nuts
have
Definition: Meaning of, have in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / hav /
- verb
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| [transitive] have to do something also have got to do something [especially British English] |
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if you have to do something, you must do it because it is necessary or because someone makes you do it
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used to say that it is important that something happens, or that something must happen if something else is to happen
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used to tell someone how to do something
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used to say that you are sure that something will happen or something is true
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used to suggest that someone should do something because you think it would be enjoyable or useful
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spoken used when something annoying happens in a way that things always seem to happen
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spoken used to say that only one thing or person is good enough or right for someone
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do you have to do something? spoken used to ask someone to stop doing something that annoys you
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I have to say/admit/confess spoken used to show that you are making an honest statement even though it may be embarrassing for you
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quality/feature also have got [not in progressive] especially British English used to say what someone or something looks like, what qualities or features they possess etc
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include/contain also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to include or contain something or a particular number of things or people
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own also have got [not in progressive] spoken especially British English used to say that someone owns something or that it is available for them to use
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carry/hold also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to be holding something or carrying it with you
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do something British English to do something
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eat/drink/smoke to eat, drink, or smoke something
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experience to experience something or be affected by something
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idea/feeling also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to think of something or to experience a particular feeling
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disease/injury/pain also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to suffer from a disease, injury, or pain
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receive also have got especially British English to receive something
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amount of time also have got [not in progressive] especially British English if you have a particular amount of time, it is available for you to do something
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have your hair cut/your house painted etc to pay a professional person to cut your hair etc for you
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have something stolen/broken/taken etc if you have something stolen, broken etc, someone steals, breaks etc something that belongs to you
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have something ready/done/finished etc to have made something ready to be used, or have finished doing something
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in a position or state also have got [not in progressive] especially British English used to say that your body or something else is in a particular position or state, because you moved or did something
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family/friends also have got [not in progressive] especially British English used to say that there is someone who is your relation or friend
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job/duty also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to be employed in a particular job or to be responsible for doing something
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employ/be in charge of also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to employ or be in charge of a group of workers
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goods/rooms available also have got [not in progressive] especially British English if a shop or a hotel has goods or rooms, they are available for you to buy or use
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have (got) somebody with you if you have someone with you, they are present with you
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hold somebody also have got [not in progressive] especially British English to hold someone violently by a part of their body
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visitors/guests if you have visitors or guests, they have come to your home, office etc
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event if you have an event such as a meeting, party, or concert, it happens because you have organized it
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effect to cause a particular result
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opportunity used to say that an opportunity or choice is available for you
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baby if a woman has a baby, it is born from her body
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make somebody do something [not in progressive] to affect someone in a way that makes them start doing something
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make somebody do something [not in progressive] to persuade or order someone to do something
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have done with something to finish or settle an argument or a difficult situation
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rumour/legend/word has it used when you are reporting what people say or what a story says
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have (got) something/somebody (all) to yourself if you have a place, time, or person all to yourself, you do not have to share them with anyone else
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sex informal to have sex with someone
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have it off/away with somebody British English informal to have sex with someone
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spoken can/could/may I have say this to politely ask someone to give you something
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spoken I'll have/we'll have say this to ask for something that you have chosen in a restaurant or shop
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spoken offering somebody something used to offer something to someone
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spoken not allow won't/can't have something used to say that someone will not allow something to happen
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spoken somebody had (got) it coming used to say that you are not sorry that something bad has happened to someone, because they deserved it
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spoken I've got it used to say you have suddenly thought of the solution to a problem or that you suddenly understand a situation
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spoken you have me there also you've got me there used to say that you do not know the answer to a question
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spoken I'll have you know used to start to tell someone something when you are annoyed with them
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spoken have (got) it in for somebody to want to make life difficult for someone because you dislike them
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spoken somebody/something has had it if someone has had it, they are going to fail or die, or be in serious trouble
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spoken somebody/something has had it if someone has had it, they are very tired or annoyed and cannot continue with something
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spoken somebody/something has had it British English if something has had it, it no longer works and cannot be repaired
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spoken be not having any (of that) to refuse to agree to something, listen to someone etc
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spoken somebody has been had used to say that someone has been deceived, for example by being tricked into paying too much
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used with past participles to form PERFECT tenses
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somebody had better/best do something used to say that someone should do something
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had somebody done something formal if someone had done something
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have used in phrases
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as luck would have it
(adverb)
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by good fortune
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by good fortune
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have a ball
(verb)
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enjoy oneself greatly
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enjoy oneself greatly
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have a bun in the oven
(verb)
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be pregnant with
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be pregnant with
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have a fit
(verb)
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get very angry and fly into a rage
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get very angry and fly into a rage
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have a go
(verb)
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make an attempt at something
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make an attempt at something
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have a go at it
(verb)
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have sexual intercourse
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have sexual intercourse
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have a good time
(verb)
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enjoy oneself greatly
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enjoy oneself greatly
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have a look
(verb)
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look at with attention
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look at with attention
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have a screw loose
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informal be somewhat insane or irrational
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informal be somewhat insane or irrational
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have down
(verb)
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something have mastered
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something have mastered
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have used in phrasal verbs
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have away
(phrasal verb)
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have it away (with someone) to have sex with someone
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have it away (with someone) to have sex with someone
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have in
(phrasal verb)
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have in or have got in have someone in if you have someone in, they come to your house, office, factory etc to do some work there
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have someone in British English if you have a friend or neighbour in, they come to your house and have a meal or a drink with you
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have in or have got in have someone in if you have someone in, they come to your house, office, factory etc to do some work there
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have in for
(phrasal verb)
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have (got) it in for someone to want to cause trouble for someone because you dislike them
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have (got) it in for someone to want to cause trouble for someone because you dislike them
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have off
(phrasal verb)
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have it off (with someone) to have sex with someone
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have it off (with someone) to have sex with someone
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have on
(phrasal verb)
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have something on to be wearing particular clothes, shoes etc
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have something on if you have the radio, television, heating etc on, you have switched it on and it is working
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have something on to be wearing particular clothes, shoes etc
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have out
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have something out to have a tooth removed from your mouth or an organ removed from your body
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have it out to talk to someone honestly and directly about a problem that is causing disagreement or about something they have done that is making you angry
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have something out to have a tooth removed from your mouth or an organ removed from your body
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have over
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have someone over if you have someone over, they come to your house to visit you or to stay with you
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have someone over if you have someone over, they come to your house to visit you or to stay with you
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have round
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have someone round if you have someone round, especially someone who lives near you, they come to your house
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have someone round if you have someone round, especially someone who lives near you, they come to your house
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have up
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[often passive] have someone up to send someone to a court of law because they have been accused of a crime
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[often passive] have someone up to send someone to a court of law because they have been accused of a crime
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have got against
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have something against someone to dislike someone or not approve of them for a particular reason
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have something against something to be opposed to a plan or suggestion for a particular reason
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have something against someone to dislike someone or not approve of them for a particular reason
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