have cause to (do something)

To have a clear, legitimate reason to do something. If you violate your parole like that, the police will have cause to arrest you, OK?

have cause to do something

to have a justifiable reason to do something. Do you have cause to think that Mary took your money? He had no cause to yell at me like that.

词组	have cause to (do something)
释义	have cause to (do something) have cause to (do something) To have a clear, legitimate reason to do something. If you violate your parole like that, the police will have cause to arrest you, OK? See also: cause, have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have cause to do something to have a justifiable reason to do something. Do you have cause to think that Mary took your money? He had no cause to yell at me like that. See also: cause, have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have cause to do have no cause to (do something) bring (something) crashing down (around) (one) bring crashing down mess with (one's) head mess with someone's head cause trouble give cause for give cause for (something) go to one's head
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