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21 have
1. [hæv] ( повна форма), [həv], [əv], [v] ( редуковані форми); v ( past і p. p. had)1) ма́ти; володі́ти; місти́ти2) оде́ржати, діста́тиI had a letter from him yesterday — вчо́ра я оде́ржав від ньо́го листа́
3) відчува́ти ( щось)she has a headache — у не́ї боли́ть голова́
4) тве́рдити, каза́тиhe will have it that... — він тве́рдить, що...
as Shakespeare has it — як ска́зано у Шекспі́ра
5) зна́ти, розумі́тиhe has no Greek — він не зна́є гре́цької мо́ви
to have a smoke — покури́ти
to have a try — спро́бувати
7) прийма́ти ї́жу; ї́сти, пи́тиto have dinner — обі́дати
to have coffee — пи́ти ка́ву
8) (із складним додатком вказує, що дію виконує не суб'єкт, виражений підметом, а інша особа)he had his hair cut — йому́ підстри́гли воло́сся
he had his leg broken — він злама́в но́гу; йому́ полама́ли но́гу
9) (з inf) му́ситиI have to help her — я пови́нен (му́шу) їй допомогти́
I have done, I had done — я зроби́в
I shall have done — я зроблю́
11) розм. I have got = I have; he has got = he has і т.п.12)have on — бу́ти вдя́гненим у щось
she had a new dress on — вона́ була́ у нові́й су́кні
••to have it out with smb. — порозумі́тися з кимсь
2. [hæv] ( повна форма), [həv], [əv], [v] ( редуковані форми); nhave it done! have done with it! — обли́ште!
1)the haves and havenots розм. — бага́ті й бі́дні
2) sl. шахра́йство, обма́н -
22 luck
[lʌk]n1) до́ля, тала́нhis luck held — до́ля йому́ всміхну́лася
to push [to stretch] one's luck — спокуша́ти до́лю
rough luck — гірка́ до́ля
2) ща́стя; уда́чаbad [ill] luck — неща́стя, невда́ча
good luck — щасли́ва наго́да, уда́ча
to try one's luck — ризикну́ти, спро́бувати ща́стя
for luck! — на ща́стя!
I am in [out of] luck — мені́ щасти́ть (не щасти́ть)
devil's own luck — надзвича́йна уда́ча; страше́нно пощасти́ло
you are in luck's way — вам пощасти́ло
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