Results for "has"
76 results
Word
41 words
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has A1
Third-person singular present of 'have'; to own, hold, or possess.
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chase B1
To run after someone or something in order to catch them.
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phase B2
One stage in a series of changes or in a process that happens over time.
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purchase B2
Something that you have bought.
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haste B2
Great speed in doing something, often with too little care.
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hasty B1
Done quickly and without enough thought or care.
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chastity C2
Vow made, usually because of moral or religious beliefs, to abstain from sexual relations.
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emphasis B1
Special importance or attention given to something
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emphasize B1
To give special importance or attention to something
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hastily B2
In a quick and hurried way, often without enough care.
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hashish C2
a concentrated cannabis preparation made from the plant's compressed or purified resin
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aphasia C2
a disorder caused by damage to language areas of the brain that impairs speaking, understanding, reading, or writing
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aghast C2
Filled with shock and horror.
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chassé C2
a gliding dance step in which one foot moves to the side and the other closes to it
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steeplechase C2
a horse race across country or around a course containing fences, ditches, and other obstacles
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chasuble C2
the sleeveless outer liturgical vestment worn by a priest when celebrating the Eucharist or Mass
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hasp C2
a hinged metal strap that fits over a staple and is secured by a pin or padlock
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repurchase C1
to buy something again or buy back something that was previously sold
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To give too much importance to something.
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metaphase C2
the stage of mitosis or meiosis in which condensed chromosomes align before being separated
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chaste C2+
abstaining from illicit sexual conduct; pure or restrained in style
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chastise C2+
to rebuke or punish severely
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ghastly C2+
causing great horror or shock; extremely unpleasant
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hassle C2+
an irritating inconvenience or annoyance; to pester or bother
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hasten C2+
to move or act quickly; to cause something to happen sooner
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purchaser C2+
a person who buys something; a buyer
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chastely C2+
in a pure, modest, or restrained manner
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chastisement C2+
severe punishment or rebuke
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chasten C2+
to discipline or subdue in order to correct or improve
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chasteness C2+
the quality of being pure, modest, or restrained in style or conduct
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hastiness C2+
the quality of acting with excessive speed or insufficient thought
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purchasable C2+
able to be bought
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unchastely C2+
in an unchaste or immodest manner
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chasm C2+
a deep fissure or gulf in the earth, or a wide divergence
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hash C2+
a dish of chopped cooked meat and vegetables; to chop or muddle together
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hasteful C2+
marked by haste; hurried or precipitate (archaic)
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posthaste C2+
with all possible speed; very quickly
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stochastic C2+
randomly determined; involving probability or chance
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unhasty C2+
not hurried; deliberate and measured
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enchase C2+
historical: to set a gemstone or another ornament into a mounting
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have A1
has — present: he / she / it of have
To own or possess something.
Roots
Roots (27)
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gem-pro
*marhaskalkaz
fro
chaste
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chasteté
fro
chastier
enm
chastite
ang
clāþas
grc
eléphas
grc
eléphās
la
emphasis
enm
has
enm
hasard
frm
hasardeux
fro
hasart
enm
hast
fro
haste
enm
hasten
fro
hastif
enm
hasty
ang
hās
grc
khasma
la-new
phasis
enm
purchasen
frm
rachasser
ar
shāsh
grc
stochastikos
ang
þas
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ḥashshāshīn
Phrases
6 phrases
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chase after
to pursue someone or something in an attempt to catch them
fluent aphasia
a language disorder in which speech flows readily but meaning and comprehension are impaired
hasty pudding
a sweet porridge made by quickly cooking grain or flour in milk or water
in haste
quickly because of urgency, often without enough care
phase transition
a change between physical states without changing a substance's chemical identity
purchase price
the amount actually paid to buy something
Idioms
2 idioms