have had its day

have had its/(one's) day

To be past the highest point of success or potential in life. My father has had his day. Now, it's time he let his children take over the family business. It often seems that letter writing has had its day.

have had its day

to be no longer useful or successful. Streetcars have had their day in most American cities. Some people think that the fountain pen has had its day, but others prefer it to other kinds of pens.

have had your/its ˈday

no longer be as successful, powerful, etc. as you once were/it once was: He used to be one of the world’s top soccer players but now, I’m afraid, he’s had his day.

词组	have had its day
释义	have had its day have had its/(one's) day To be past the highest point of success or potential in life. My father has had his day. Now, it's time he let his children take over the family business. It often seems that letter writing has had its day. See also: have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have had its day to be no longer useful or successful. Streetcars have had their day in most American cities. Some people think that the fountain pen has had its day, but others prefer it to other kinds of pens. See also: have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. have had your/its ˈday no longer be as successful, powerful, etc. as you once were/it once was: He used to be one of the world’s top soccer players but now, I’m afraid, he’s had his day. See also: have Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: had its day, has have had its/(one's) day have had your day have had your/its day at the summit of (one's) success straight A's get to the top get to the top (of something) in reality pay top dollar
随便看	down with (an illness) down with his apple-cart down with somebody/something! down with someone down with (someone or something) down with something down with the haps down with the swirl do wonders do wrong dox doxx doxxing doxx (one) doxy (Do you) care if I join you? (Do) (you) come here often? (Do) you eat with that mouth? Do you eat with that mouth? (Do) you feel (me)? Do you get my drift? Do you have a problem with that? Do you have the time? (Do) you hear me? (Do) you kiss your grandmother with that mouth?