have
gb/hˈæv/ us/hˈæv/
A1
Inglés
~ 100
van, átél, jól érzi magát, eszik, iszik, szül, ellik, születik, tart, rendez
VERBO
A1
1
van
A1
Patrón de uso:
to have [something]
I have a new laptop for work.
Van egy új laptopom a munkához.
She has three cats at home.
Három macskája van otthon.
They have a small apartment in the city.
We have enough food for the trip.
Do you have any sugar?
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I have a dog.
Van egy kutyám.
She has a red bag.
Van egy piros táskája.
We have two chairs.
He has a new phone.
They have a big car.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse 'have' with 'there is/are' when talking about possession, e.g., 'It has a pen' instead of 'I have a pen.'
Significado
to own or possess
Colocaciones
have a car
|have a house
|have money
|have a phone
|have a job
Sinónimos
possess (More formal and less common in everyday conversation.)
|
own (Often used for legal or full ownership.)
Antónimos
lack (Indicates not having something that is needed or desired.)
Temas
daily life
|business
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To own or keep something.
To own, hold, or possess something as property or for use.
VERBO
A1
2
Patrón de uso:
to have [an experience/event/feeling]
I had a great time at the party.
Nagyon jól éreztem magam a bulin.
She has a headache and needs to rest.
Fáj a feje, és pihennie kell.
They had trouble finding the hotel.
We had an interesting conversation.
He has an idea for a new project.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I have a cold.
Náthás vagyok.
She has a good idea.
Van egy jó ötlete.
We have fun at school.
He has a problem with his bike.
They have a meeting today.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse 'have' + noun with 'be' + adjective, e.g., 'I am fun' instead of 'I have fun.'
Significado
to experience or undergo
Colocaciones
have fun
|have a headache
|have a good time
|have trouble
|have an idea
Sinónimos
experience (More formal; often used for significant events.)
Antónimos
avoid (To keep away from experiencing something.)
Temas
daily life
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To feel or go through something.
To experience, encounter, or be affected by something.
VERBO
A1
3
Patrón de uso:
to have [food/drink/meal]
We usually have lunch at noon.
Általában délben ebédelünk.
She had coffee with her friends.
A barátaival kávézott.
They are having dinner right now.
I had a sandwich for breakfast.
Let's have some tea.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I have bread for breakfast.
Reggelire kenyeret eszem.
She has milk in the morning.
Reggel tejet iszik.
We have rice for lunch.
He has soup for dinner.
They have water after running.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes try to use 'eat' for drinks, e.g., 'I eat coffee' instead of 'I have coffee.'
Significado
to eat or drink
Colocaciones
have breakfast
|have coffee
|have dinner
|have a sandwich
Sinónimos
eat (Specifically refers to food, not drink.)
|
drink (Specifically refers to liquids.)
Antónimos
fast (To not eat or drink for a period of time.)
Temas
food
|daily life
|food_drink
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To eat or drink something.
To consume food or drink.
VERBO
A2
4
Patrón de uso:
to have [a baby/offspring]
She had her first child last year.
Tavaly szülte meg az első gyermekét.
Our cat had three kittens yesterday.
A macskánknak tegnap három kiscicája született.
They are planning to have another baby soon.
The mare had a foal in the spring.
He wants to have children someday.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
She has a baby.
Kisbabája születik.
The dog has puppies.
A kutyának kölykei születnek.
Our cow has a calf.
My aunt has two children.
They will have a baby soon.
Significado
to give birth to
Colocaciones
have a baby
|have children
Sinónimos
give birth to (More explicit and less casual than 'have' in this sense.)
Temas
family
|biology
|animals
|health
|core_vocabulary
Definición
When a woman or animal gives birth to a baby.
To produce offspring; to give birth to a baby or young animal.
VERBO
A2
5
Patrón de uso:
to have [a meeting/event/activity]
We will have a meeting tomorrow morning.
Holnap reggel megbeszélést tartunk.
They had a party to celebrate her birthday.
Bulit rendeztek, hogy megünnepeljék a születésnapját.
Let's have a discussion about the plan.
The school will have a sports day next week.
We had lunch together after the conference.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
We have class today.
Ma óránk van.
They have a party on Friday.
Pénteken bulit tartanak.
I have a meeting now.
She has lunch with her friend.
We have a test tomorrow.
Significado
to hold an event/activity
Colocaciones
have a meeting
|have a party
|have a discussion
Sinónimos
hold ('Hold' is slightly more formal and common in business contexts.)
Temas
business
|daily life
|work
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To do or run an event or meeting.
To organize or conduct an event, meeting, or activity.
Gramática
Forma de diccionario
have
AFI
GB/hˈæv/
US/hˈæv/
Sílabas y acento
have (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (have)
Formas de la palabra
Verb
- Base: have
- 3rd Person Singular: has
- Present Participle: having
- Past: had
- Past Participle: had
Familia de palabras
Forms
has
verb
having
verb
had
verb
Negative and opposite forms
have-not
noun B2
Aspectos destacados
- Irregular 3rd person singular: has Verb
- Irregular past: had Verb
- Irregular past participle: had Verb
Expresiones
have got to
1/hˈæv ɡˈɑt tə/
fixed phrase
informal
must; need to urgently
Used informally to say that something is very necessary or urgent.
Ejemplos
- You've got to see this movie! It's amazing.
- I've got to call my mom before it gets too late.
have had enough (of)
1/hˈæv hˈæd ɪnˈʌf əv/
fixed phrase
be fed up; not tolerate more of something unpleasant
To not want to deal with something bad anymore because it has happened too much.
Ejemplos
- I've had enough of your excuses!
- She’s had enough of working late every night.
have it in for someone
1/hˈæv ˈɪt ˈɪn fɚ sˈʌmwˌʌn/
idiom
informal
to dislike and target someone unfairly
To dislike someone and try to hurt them or make trouble for them again and again.
Ejemplos
- The teacher really seems to have it in for me this term.
- I don't know why he has it in for her.
have on
1/hˈæv ˈɔn/
phrasal verb
to be wearing clothes/jewelry/etc.
To be wearing clothes, shoes, jewelry, etc. on your body.
Ejemplos
- She had on a red dress for the party.
- What do you have on for the meeting?
have to
1/hˈæv tə/
fixed phrase
must; be required to do
Used to say that something is necessary or you are required to do it.
Ejemplos
- I have to finish my homework before dinner.
- She has to wear a uniform at school.