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.
<Í> 1. иметь запас (
2. вызывать, приглашать (на дом)
3. приглашать в гости, принимать
have in Идиома
have in
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 common
have in commonsee in common.
have in hand
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 mind
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 one's hands
Idiom(s): have sb or sth in one's handsTheme: 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 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 tow
Idiom(s): have sb or sth in towTheme: 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 (one) in (for something)
1. To invite one in (to some place) for a particular purpose. A: "Tom is out playing with a new friend." B: "Oh, that's great! Why don't we have him in for dinner?" The producers had me in to see an early screening of their new movie.2. To request, instruct, or command one to come in (to some place) for a particular purpose. The boss had us all in for an emergency meeting this morning.Learn more: havehave (someone) in
To invite or allow someone to enter one's home. I had our new neighbor in for a cup of tea today—she seems very sweet.Learn more: havehave someone in
to call or invite someone into one's home. (Fixed order.) I'll have the plumber in to fix that leak. We had friends in for bridge last night.Learn more: haveMore Idioms/Phrases
have no staying power have never had it so good have money to burn have mixed feelings about have method in one's madness have it all over have in tow have in one's hands have half a notion to have had its day have had it up to here have had enough have growing pains have foot-in-mouth disease have hands tied have hanging over head have head in the clouds have head up ass have heard the last of (someone or something) have heart failure have heart go out to have heart in mouth have heart in the right place have heart set against have heart set on have heart stand still have hell to pay have hide have hollow legs have hopes of have hot pants have hot pants for (someone) have hot pants for someone have hung up and salted have hysterics Have I got (something) for you! Have I got for you! have I got news for you Have I made myself clear? have in have in common have in corner have in hand have in hands have in mind have in pocket have in sights have in spell have in stock have in store have in tow have intimate relations with have intimate relations with (one) have it have it (all) together have it (one's) way have it all over (someone) have it all together have it away have it away (with someone) have it away with have it both ways have it coming have it coming to you have it easy
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