have (someone) over (for something)

To invite someone to one's home for a specific reason or activity, named after "for." Once we're all settled into our new house, we'll definitely have you over for dinner.

have someone over

(for something) to invite someone to come to one's home, for a meal, party, visit, cards, the evening, etc. (Fixed order.) We will have you over for dinner some day. We will have you over soon.

词组	have (someone) over (for something)
释义	have (someone) over (for something) have (someone) over (for something) To invite someone to one's home for a specific reason or activity, named after "for." Once we're all settled into our new house, we'll definitely have you over for dinner. See also: have, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have someone over (for something) to invite someone to come to one's home, for a meal, party, visit, cards, the evening, etc. (Fixed order.) We will have you over for dinner some day. We will have you over soon. See also: have, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have (someone) around for (something) have over have down have (someone) down have (someone) in ask up (one's) old man (one's) old lady ask (one) in(to some place) ask in
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