have (someone) down

To invite someone who lives north of one's home to visit. They keep saying that they want to have us down, but I have no interest in traveling all the way from Vermont to Texas just for a weekend.

have someone down

to have someone for a visit to a place that is on a lower level or in the south. (Fixed order.) Why don't we have Roger down for the weekend? They had us down to their place in Florida.

词组	have (someone) down
释义	have (someone) down have (someone) down To invite someone who lives north of one's home to visit. They keep saying that they want to have us down, but I have no interest in traveling all the way from Vermont to Texas just for a weekend. See also: down, have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have someone down to have someone for a visit to a place that is on a lower level or in the south. (Fixed order.) Why don't we have Roger down for the weekend? They had us down to their place in Florida. See also: down, have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have down have over have (someone) around for (something) have (someone) over (for something) have (someone) in ask down (one's) day in court (from) top to toe (there's) no peace/rest for the wicked (one's) old man
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