Смысл: have in

have in[ʹhævʹın]
phr v
<Í> 1. иметь запас (чего-л. в доме)
have we got enough sugar in? - у нас достаточно сахара?
2. вызывать, приглашать (на дом)
I had the doctor in - я вызвал /пригласил/ врача (на дом)
we must have the plumber in - надо вызвать водопроводчика
3. приглашать в гости, принимать
we are having some friends in for coffee - мы пригласили друзей на чашку кофе
♢ to have it in for smb. - ≅ иметь зуб на кого-л.; взъесться, обозлиться на кого-л.

have in Идиома

have in mind

intend, plan What do you have in mind for your wife

have in

entertain sb．at home；have sb．working in one's house在家里招待某人；请某人来家里干活
They had Professor Wang in for supper yesterday evening．昨晚他们把王教授请来家里吃晚饭。
We'll have the electrician in today to fix the light．今天我们将请电工来装电灯。
You'd better have the doctor in to see the child．你最好请医生来给孩子看看。

have in hand

1．have or possess占有
I have no money in hand．我手头无钱。
2．control控制
We have the situation well in hand．我们完全控制了局势。

have in tow

Idiom(s): have sb or sth in tow

Theme: CONTROL

to lead, pull, or tow someone or something around.
• Mrs. Smith has her son in tow.
• That car has a boat in tow.

have in one's hands

Idiom(s): have sb or sth in one's hands

Theme: CONTROL

to have control of or responsibility for someone or something. (Have can be replaced with leave or put.)
• You have the whole project in your hands.
• The boss put the whole project in your hands.
• I have to leave the baby in your hands while I go to the doctor.

have in mind|have|mind

v. phr. To plan; intend; select. We don't know whom our boss has in mind for the new position.

have in the palm of one's hand|hand|have|palm

v. phr. To completely control; have a project finished, all wrapped up. Our boss felt that if he could calm his critics he would soon have the entire factory in the palm of his hand.

have in common

have in common
see in common.

have (one) in (for something)

1. To allure one in (to some place) for a accurate purpose. A: "Tom is out arena with a new friend." B: "Oh, that's great! Why don't we accept him in for dinner?" The producers had me in to see an aboriginal screening of their new movie.2. To request, instruct, or command one to appear in (to some place) for a accurate purpose. The bang-up had us all in for an emergency affair this morning.Learn more: have

have (someone) in

To allure or acquiesce addition to access one's home. I had our new acquaintance in for a cup of tea today—she seems actual sweet.Learn more: have

have someone in

to alarm or allure addition into one's home. (Fixed order.) I'll accept the plumber in to fix that leak. We had accompany in for arch aftermost night.Learn more: have

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More Idioms/Phrases

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English Vocalbulary

have off have on have-on have out have up haveless havelock haven haven't havens haver haverel Haverfordwest Haverhill haversack haversacks haves havildar