The following idioms and expressions use the verb 'have'. Each idiom or expression has a definition and two example sentences to help understanding of these common idiomatic expressions with 'have' .💥 1. TO HAVE A BIG MOUTH- somebody who tells secrets, who is a gossip Don't talk to Mary she has a big mouth. If you didn't have such a big mouth, I'd tell you my secrets. 🌟2 TO HAVE A BEE IN YOUR BONNET have an obsession, something that always remains in your thoughts and efforts She has a bee in her bonnet that health care must change. If I have a bee in my bonnet, I have to do everything I can until I can make it happen. 💥 3 TO HAVE A BONE TO PICK WITHsomeone - have something (usually a complaint) that you want to discuss with someone I have a bone to pick with you. Just a moment, let's talk. Tom's looking for Pete because he's got a bone to pick with him 🌟 4. HAVE A BRUSH WITH something - have brief contact, or experience with someone or something I had a brief brush with Jack and I didn't like it. He's had a brief brush with unemployment. 💥 5. TO HAVE A CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER - be in a bad mood and challenging people to fight Don't take him seriously, he just has a chip on his shoulder. 🌟 6 TO HAVE A CLOSE CALL be close to danger I had a close call yesterday and was almost in an accident. She's had a few close calls in her life. 💥 7 TO HAVE A FAMILIAR RING- sound familiar, as if you've heard it before That story has a familiar ring. Did we read that last year? Her experiences have a familiar ring. I guess everybody goes through that 🌟 8 TO HAVE A GOOD HEAD ON YOUR SHOULDERS - have common sense, be sensible Jack has a good head on his shoulders. Don't worry about him. I think you have a good head on your shoulders. You should trust your decision. 💥 9 HAVE A HEART be compassionate or generous and forgiving with somebody Don't hold that against her. Have a heart! I think he'll have a heart and forgive you. 🌟 10 HAVE A HEART OF STONE be cold and unresponsive, unforgiving He has a heart of stone. I can't believe how he treats his children. HAVE A HEART OF OF GOLD be generous and sincere . The teacher has a heart of gold with her students. TO BE CONTINUED... 🔥 💎 🔥 💎 🔥 💎 #idioms #английскийязык #идиомы
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The following idioms and expressions use the verb 'have'. Each idiom or expression has a definition and two example sentences to help understanding of these common idiomatic expressions with 'have'
.💥 1. TO HAVE A BIG MOUTH- somebody who tells secrets, who is a gossip
Don't talk to Mary she has a big mouth.
If you didn't have such a big mouth, I'd tell you my secrets.
🌟2 TO HAVE A BEE IN YOUR BONNET have an obsession, something that always remains in your thoughts and efforts
She has a bee in her bonnet that health care must change.
If I have a bee in my bonnet, I have to do everything I can until I can make it happen.
💥 3 TO HAVE A BONE TO PICK WITHsomeone - have something (usually a complaint) that you want to discuss with someone
I have a bone to pick with you. Just a moment, let's talk. Tom's looking for Pete because he's got a bone to pick with him
🌟 4. HAVE A BRUSH WITH something - have brief contact, or experience with someone or something
I had a brief brush with Jack and I didn't like it.
He's had a brief brush with unemployment.
💥 5. TO HAVE A CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER - be in a bad mood and challenging people to fight
Don't take him seriously, he just has a chip on his shoulder.
🌟 6 TO HAVE A CLOSE CALL be close to danger
I had a close call yesterday and was almost in an accident.
She's had a few close calls in her life.
💥 7 TO HAVE A FAMILIAR RING- sound familiar, as if you've heard it before That story has a familiar ring. Did we read that last year?
Her experiences have a familiar ring. I guess everybody goes through that
🌟 8 TO HAVE A GOOD HEAD ON YOUR SHOULDERS - have common sense, be sensible
Jack has a good head on his shoulders. Don't worry about him.
I think you have a good head on your shoulders. You should trust your decision.
💥 9 HAVE A HEART be compassionate or generous and forgiving with somebody
Don't hold that against her. Have a heart!
I think he'll have a heart and forgive you.
🌟 10 HAVE A HEART OF STONE be cold and unresponsive, unforgiving
He has a heart of stone. I can't believe how he treats his children.
HAVE A HEART OF OF GOLD be generous and sincere
. The teacher has a heart of gold with her students.
TO BE CONTINUED...
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