have (someone or something) about

To keep someone or something nearby or physically within one's reach. Your mother will need to have you about to help as she makes Thanksgiving dinner. I always have a glass of water about when I sleep, because I hate waking up thirsty.

have someone or something about

and have someone or something around

to have someone or something nearby habitually. I really don't want to have all those people about all the time. It's good to have a fire extinguisher around.

词组	have (someone or something) about
释义	have (someone or something) about have (someone or something) about To keep someone or something nearby or physically within one's reach. Your mother will need to have you about to help as she makes Thanksgiving dinner. I always have a glass of water about when I sleep, because I hate waking up thirsty. See also: have Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have someone or something about and have someone or something around to have someone or something nearby habitually. I really don't want to have all those people about all the time. It's good to have a fire extinguisher around. See also: have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have about have around have (someone or something) around have (someone or something) at hand at hand make allowance for make allowance(s) for (someone or something) make allowances for somebody main squeeze defer to
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