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  • Hunnenkoenig
    #9736
    De mondd mar meg, hogy ezt honnan szeded, hogy az "I have" az "kigunyol valakit" jelent??????????

    Bazeg berakhatnek ide egy csomo kivonatot, de maradjon egyelöre csak ez:

    have [hæv]
    verb (has, having, had)
    [mainly tr]
    1 to be in material possession of; own
    example: he has two cars

    2 to possess as a characteristic quality or attribute
    example: he has dark hair

    3 to receive, take, or obtain
    example: she had a present from him
    example: have a look

    4 to hold or entertain in the mind
    example: to have an idea

    5 to possess a knowledge or understanding of
    example: I have no German

    6 to experience or undergo
    example: to have a shock

    7 to be infected with or suffer from
    example: to have a cold

    8 to gain control of or advantage over
    example: you have me on that point

    9 [usually passive] (slang)
    to cheat or outwit
    example: he was had by that dishonest salesman

    10 [foll by on] to exhibit (mercy, compassion, etc., towards)
    example: have mercy on us, Lord

    11 to engage or take part in
    example: to have a conversation

    12 to arrange, carry out, or hold
    example: to have a party

    13 to cause, compel, or require to (be, do, or be done)
    example: have my shoes mended

    14 [takes an infinitive with to] used as an auxiliary to express compulsion or necessity
    example: I had to run quickly to escape him

    15 to eat, drink, or partake of
    example: to have a good meal

    16 (taboo slang)
    to have sexual intercourse with
    example: he had her on the sofa

    17 [used with a negative] to tolerate or allow
    example: I won't have all this noise

    18 to declare, state, or assert
    example: rumour has it that they will marry

    19 to put or place
    example: I'll have the sofa in this room

    20 to receive as a guest
    example: to have three people to stay

    21 to beget or bear (offspring)
    example: she had three children

    22 [takes a past participle] used as an auxiliary to form compound tenses expressing completed action
    example: I have gone
    example: I shall have gone
    example: I would have gone
    example: I had gone

    23 had better or best ought to: used to express compulsion, obligation, etc.
    example: you had better go

    24 had rather or sooner to consider or find preferable that
    example: I had rather you left at once

    25 have done
    See: done [3]

    26 have had it (informal) a to be exhausted, defeated, or killed
    b to have lost one's last chance
    c to become unfashionable


    27 have it to win a victory

    28 have it away (or off) (taboo) (British) (slang)
    to have sexual intercourse

    29 have it coming (informal)
    to be about to receive or to merit punishment or retribution

    30 have it in for (informal)
    to wish or intend harm towards

    31 have it so good to have so many benefits, esp. material benefits

    32 have to do witha to have dealings or associate with
    example: I have nothing to do with her
    b to be of relevance to
    example: this has nothing to do with you


    33 I have it (informal)
    I know the answer

    34 let (someone) have it (slang)
    to launch or deliver an attack on, esp. to discharge a firearm at (someone)

    35 not having any
    [ foll by of] (informal)
    refusing to take part or be involved (in)
    noun
    36 [usually pl] a person or group of people in possession of wealth, security, etc.
    example: the haves and the have-nots
    See also: have at, have in, have on, have out, have up
    [ETYMOLOGY: Old English habban; related to Old Norse hafa, Old Saxon hebbian, Old High German haben, Latin habere]


    HA nekem itt mutatsz valamit, ami arra utal, hogy az "I have" magaban annyit jelent, hogy valaki kigunyol valakit, akkor leszopom a faszom es egy triplaszaltot ugrok helyböl hatrafele!!!!!!!

    Az "I" szo jelentese sem engedi meg, hogy az I have kigunyol-t jelentsen, mert az I az EN vagyok!!!!!!

    Bazeg ne idegesitsel man!