| 单词 | to have something to prove | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto have something to prove  d.  transitive.  to have something to prove and variants: to need to succeed because of doubts about one's ability; to feel that one has such a need, because of a sense of inferiority. ΚΠ 1963    Stevens Point 		(Wisconsin)	 Daily Jrnl. 25 July 15/8  				I've got nothing to prove against a team like the Packers. 1980    Times 30 July 10/4  				After leaving Sussex under a cloud four years ago, he has something to prove. 2002    M. McGrath Silvertown 		(2003)	 i. 4  				Fuelled by the frantic energy of immigrants with something to prove, they evolved quite naturally into entrepreneurs. 2006    Chicago Sun Times 		(Nexis)	 4 Apr. A7  				He knows he can play and that he doesn't have anything to prove. < as lemmas | 
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