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I
1.b> (), ; he has (got) a family [a friend] i> [] ; he has (got) a flat ; have you time to come with me? , ? I have no words to express ... , ; to have smb. on one's side ; she has the law on her side ; to have and to hold i>. ( i>);
2.b> , ; he has blue eyes [a bad memory] i> [ ] ; he has (got) an ear for music [a fine taste, perfect health] [ , ] ; he has a sense of humour ; to have much [little] in common with smb. [] ; I have no idea where he may be at present , i> ; he has an opinion ... / , ...; what have you against him? ?
3.b> , ; the book has 300 pages ; May has 31 days ; the house has three stories ;
4.b> 1) (); , ; he had a letter [a telegram, a parcel] [, ] ; they had no news of him ; let me have your order as soon as possible ; they had it from his own mouth / ; he had it on good authority ; he wants to have your name ; he has had a rough lesson ; to have one's wish ; you have my sympathy i> ; you have my apologies , ;
2) (); it is to be had at the chemist's ; you may have it for five pounds ; which book will you have? ?
3) (); he was determined to have an answer i> ; there is nothing to be had here / ;
5.b> ; , ; he had the river on his left ; you have a fireplace on your right ; the committee has a report before it ;
6.b> (); we had an earthquake last month ;
7.b> (); he has small Latin and less Greek , ;
8.b> .i> () [. .i> ]; now I have your idea ; you have me? ?
9.b> .i> 1) (), , ; [. .i> ]; mind he doesn't have you! , ! he had you completely in the first round ;
2) (), ; I'm afraid you have been had , ;
10.b> . .i> 1) pli> : the haves and the have-nots / / ;
2) .i> , ;
II
1.b> i> (); I've had a real good time ; have a good time / some fun /! / ! she has had a bad night , ;
2.b> (), ; I have dinner at three ; what will you have ? ? ? what can you let me have? ? (, .i>.);
3.b> ()i> () / / ; she had an odd experience / ; they had quite an adventure ; she has a lot of trouble ;
4.b> i> () / ; i> ; she has a headache [toothache, a sore throat] [, ] ; he has measles [typhus] [] ; she has a bad cold (in the head) ;
5.b> ..i> () / / ; to have pity [compassion] for smb. [] / ; he has patience with children ; if you had any real affection ; have no doubt ; have no fear! ()! has she really the cheek to ask for more money? , ? he had the kindness to assent / ;
6.b> , ..i> (); he has (got) authority [privilege] [] ; to have responsibility for smth. ) ; ) / ;
7.b> i> (); this policy had the desired effect ;
8.b> (), , ; she's going to have a baby ; the dog had four puppies ;
9.b> () i> ;
10.b> i> (); to have smb. in to dinner / ; I had the doctor in ; he is having his sisters over the Sunday - ;
II
1.b> to have smb. (to) do / doing / smthi>b>.i> i> (); I will have him come , i> ; we ought to have the doctor examine her ; she had us all guessing what her next move would be ;
2.b> to have smth. donei>b> 1) i> (); he had his hair cut ; we have had our photos taken ; he had a tooth taken out ;
2) , :i> he had his leg broken ; I have had my money stolen ;
3.b> to have to do with smb., smth.i>b> , (); this has nothing to do with you , ; I advise you to have nothing to do with that man , ;
4.b> to have smth. about / on / onei>b> ( ); he hadn't any money about / on / him ; have you the time on you? ?
5.b> one had better do smth.i>b> , ; , i> ...; you had better ask him about it ; you'd better go at once ;
6.b> I [we] had rather do smth. than ...i>b> [] [], ...; I had rather do it myself / , ; I'd rather not go / , ;
7.b> 1) one won't / can't / have smth. / smth. done /i>b> ( ) / ; I won't have such conduct ; I cannot have it in my house ;
2) one won't / can't / havei>b> smb. do / doing / smth.i>b> (); I won't have you say / saying / such things ;
8.b> to have it that ...i>b> i> () / / ; the newspapers have it that ... , ...; he will have it that ... / , ...; rumour has it that ... / , ...; as Shakespeare has it ;
9.b> to have it out (with smb.)i>b> () i> .. i> (); let's have it out! , !
III
1.b> :i> you will have to wait a moment ; the money has to be paid ; you don't have to apologize , ;
2.b> , :i> to have a swim [a walk, a wash, a dance, a smoke] [, , , i> ];
3.b> have goti> .i> get IIr>, III 1;
III
i> 1) : he has read this book , i> ; how long have they known each other? , ?
2) .-.i> ( )i> : well, you have grown! ! had I seen him?! ?! - ! , !
3) .-.i> :i> she had a good time, had Mary ! !
to have onb> 1) i> / ; he has a coat on i> ;
2) .i> i> , i> ; have you anything on this evening? i> / ? this evening I have (got) a lecture on i> ;
to have in mindb> ) ; ) ; ) ; you must always have it in mind ; to have smb. upb> ; to have the law on smb.b> ; to have a go / a shy, a shot, a bash, a stab / atb> i> , / ; to have itb> ) [. .i> I 9 1)]; this year the Cambridge crew has it ; ) , ; [. .i> I 8]; I have it! ! ! to have had itb> ) , ; ; ; ; he decided that he had had it and quit the stage , ; ) ; ; , ; ; ) ; ; let him have itb>! ) ! ! ) , ! to let smb. have it in the faceb> / ; to have at smbb>. / ; to have it in for smbb>. ; ; ; I had as soonb> /b> i>. as lief / start at onceb> , ; have it your own wayb> , ; he has (got) nothing on meb> ; ; he had one on meb> , ; and there you have...b> , ; there you have the man , / ; have done!b> ! ! ! to have smb. coldb> ; ; to have it in oneb> i> / ; to have it offb> . .i> , ; to have it awayb> . .i> .
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