have a way of doing something

have a way of (doing something)

To have a tendency to do or cause something, often unintentionally. A: "Well, Aunt Mary is upstairs crying already, and Uncle Abe is arguing with Grandpa." B: "The holidays just have a way of bringing out the worst in our family."

have a way of doing something

used to say that somebody often does something, or that something often happens in a particular way, especially when it is out of your control: He has a way of arriving when you’re least expecting him. Long-distance relationships have a way of not working out.

词组	have a way of doing something
释义	have a way of doing something have a way of (doing something) To have a tendency to do or cause something, often unintentionally. A: "Well, Aunt Mary is upstairs crying already, and Uncle Abe is arguing with Grandpa." B: "The holidays just have a way of bringing out the worst in our family." See also: have, of, way Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have a way of doing something used to say that somebody often does something, or that something often happens in a particular way, especially when it is out of your control: He has a way of arriving when you’re least expecting him. Long-distance relationships have a way of not working out. See also: have, of, something, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: have a way of (doing something) find (oneself) in the market for (something) knock someone out knock something out knocked out knockout find (oneself) without (someone or something) find oneself without knock someone off knock something off
随便看	occupy (someone or oneself) with (something) occupy with occur occur to occur to (one) occur to one ocean oceans of oceans of (something) odd odd and curious oddball odd bedfellows odd bird odd bod odd-bod odd couple odd duck odd fish odd job odd jobs odd man out odd one out odds odds and ends