英语词汇“have to do with”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

—Do serves as a substitute for a verb that has just been used. It is used as an auxiliary verb (where there is no other auxiliary) with an infinitive in negative, interrogative, emphatic, and rhetorically inverted sentences, in some dialects merely periphrastically, and in verse sometimes to gain a syllable or postpone the accent; but these uses are limited with the verbs have and do

A slighting name for someone who tries to benefit others by social reforms, etc, implying that his or her efforts are unwelcome, self-righteous or ineffectual

Designed to be built or constructed, etc by an amateur rather than by someone specially trained (also noun)

To make a final desperate attempt to do or achieve something, no matter what the cost or consequences (doˈ-or-dieˈ adjective)

have to do with

To have any sort of connection with

have you done? (informal)

Are you finished?

how do you do?

A conventional phrase used as a greeting

I, etc can't be doing with

I, etc can't abide, have no patience with

make do see under make¹

nothing doing

that's done it (informal)

It is completed
An interjection expressing dismay that something is spoiled or ruined

to do with

Concerning

what are you, etc doing with (something)?

Why have you, etc got (something)?

what's to do?

What is the matter?

have /hav/

transitive verb (prp havˈing; 2nd pers sing (archaic and dialect) hast; 3rd pers sing has or (archaic) hath; pl have; pres subjunctive have; pat and pap had; 2nd pers pat (archaic or dialect) hadst; pa subjunctive had)

To hold
To keep
To possess
To own
To hold in control
To bear
To be in a relation which is analogous to, if not quite the same as, ownership, as in to have a son, to have an assistant, to have no government
To be characterized by
To be given the use or enjoyment of
To experience
To know
To entertain in the mind
To grasp the meaning or point of
To hold as information
To put, assert or express
To suffer, endure, tolerate
To hold or esteem
To cause or allow to (do something; esp N American)
To convey, take, cause to go
To accept, take
To remove (with off or out)
To cause to be removed
To get
To obtain
To give birth to
To get the better of, hold at a disadvantage or in one's power in a dilemma
To take in, deceive (usu in passive)
To entertain in one's home (with back, in, round, etc; informal)
To ask to do a job in one's house, etc (with in, round, etc; informal)
To have sexual intercourse with (vulgar sl)
As an auxiliary verb, used with the pap in forming the perfect tenses

noun (pl haves)

A person who has possessions
A trick, swindle (old sl)

ORIGIN: OE habban, pat hæfde, pap gehæfd; Ger haben, Dan have

havˈer noun

A person who has or possesses, a holder
The person in whose custody a document is (Scots law)

havˈing noun

Act of possessing
Possession, estate
(esp in pl /hāvˈingz/) behaviour, good manners (Scot)

adjective

Greedy

have-a-goˈ adjective

Willing to attempt something, esp to stop a criminal in the act

have-atˈ-him noun (Shakespeare)

A thrust

haveˈ-not noun (pl haveˈ-nots)

A person who lacks possessions

have-onˈ noun

A deception, a hoax
A piece of humbug or chaff

had as good (archaic)

Might as well

had as lief (archaic)

Would as willingly

had better or had best

Would do best to

had like see under like¹

had rather

Would prefer

have at

(let me) attack
Here goes

have done see under do¹

have had it (informal)

To be ruined
To have missed one's opportunities
To be doomed, beyond hope
To have been killed
(also have had that) not to be going to get or do (something)

have it

To prevail
To exceed in any way
To get punishment, unpleasant consequences

have it away (slang)

To escape
To have sexual intercourse (with)

have it coming (to one) (informal)

To deserve the bad luck, punishment, etc that one is getting or will get

have it in for (someone) (informal)

To have a grudge against (someone)

have it in one

To have the courage or ability within oneself (to do something)

have it off or away (with) (vulgar sl)

To have sexual intercourse (with)

have it out

To discuss a point of contention, etc explicitly and exhaustively

have on

To wear
To take in, hoax, chaff
To have as an engagement or appointment

have to

To be obliged to

have to be (informal)

To surely be

have to do with see under do¹

have up

To call to account (before a court of justice, etc)

have what it takes

To have the necessary qualities or capabilities (to do something)

have with you (archaic)

I am ready to go with you

I have it

I have found the answer (to a problem, etc)

let (someone) have it

To attack (someone) with words, blows, etc

not be having any (of that)

To be unwilling to accept, tolerate, etc the thing proposed or mentioned

do1 /doo or də/

have /hav/

do¹ /doo or də/