Collocations
Collocations
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Phrases containing have, including its inflections. Clear word filter
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have a baby
to give birth to a child
have a boy
to give birth to or be the parent of a male child
have a boyfriend
be in a romantic relationship with a man
have a coffee
to drink a cup of coffee, often in a social context
have a dream
experience a dream while sleeping, or hold a strong ambition
have a drink
consume a beverage, especially in a social setting
have a family
to have a partner and children
have a girlfriend
To be in a romantic relationship with a woman
have a kid
become a parent; have a child
have a problem
to experience a difficulty
have a son
to be the parent of a male child
have a talk
to have a conversation, often a serious one
have an idea
to possess or think of an idea
have dinner
to eat the evening meal
have fun
enjoy oneself
have luck
to experience good fortune or success in finding or achieving something
have a child
to become a parent; to give birth to or father a child
have a conversation
to engage in a spoken exchange with someone
have a feeling
to experience an emotion or intuition
have a fight
to engage in a quarrel or physical conflict with someone
have a read
to spend some time reading something (informal)
have a reason
to possess a justification or motive for an action
have a rest
to pause from work or exertion in order to relax
have an accident
to be involved in an unexpected harmful event
have experience
to possess knowledge or skill acquired through past events or practice
have trouble
to experience difficulty with something
have a guess
to try guessing, often when invited to do so
have a laugh
To share laughter and amusement with others
have a shot
to make an attempt at something
have first pick
to have the right to choose before anyone else
have sex
engage in sexual intercourse
have difficulty
To find an activity hard to do or a situation hard to manage.