英语词组had something on是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

have (something) on

To be busy or engaged with something; to have plans to do something at a particular point in time. Bob: "Do you want to come around on Sunday to watch the big game?" Janet: "Sorry, Bob, I've got something on that evening." I've got a few things on at the moment, but business has been pretty slow overall.

have on

1. have something on. See have nothing on, def. 3.

2. have someone on; put someone on. Deceive or fool someone, as in There was no answer when I called; someone must be having me on, or You can't mean you're taking up ballet-you're putting me on! [Colloquial; mid-1800s]

have something on

see under have nothing on.

have on

1. To be wearing something: The dancers had on red shoes. The snowman had a scarf on.

2. To carry something on one's person: Do you have a toothpick on you?

3. To have something scheduled: We have a dinner party on for Friday. Do you have anything on for next weekend?

4. To possess information, usually damaging, about someone or something: Don't worry—the investigators have nothing on you. Anything they have on us won't hold up in court.

5. To tease or mislead by suggesting something is true: Did you really have dinner with the president, or are you just having me on?

词组	had something on
释义	(redirected from had something on) have (something) on To be busy or engaged with something; to have plans to do something at a particular point in time. Bob: "Do you want to come around on Sunday to watch the big game?" Janet: "Sorry, Bob, I've got something on that evening." I've got a few things on at the moment, but business has been pretty slow overall. have on 1. have something on. See have nothing on, def. 3. 2. have someone on; put someone on. Deceive or fool someone, as in There was no answer when I called; someone must be having me on, or You can't mean you're taking up ballet-you're putting me on! [Colloquial; mid-1800s] have something on see under have nothing on. have on v. 1. To be wearing something: The dancers had on red shoes. The snowman had a scarf on. 2. To carry something on one's person: Do you have a toothpick on you? 3. To have something scheduled: We have a dinner party on for Friday. Do you have anything on for next weekend? 4. To possess information, usually damaging, about someone or something: Don't worry—the investigators have nothing on you. Anything they have on us won't hold up in court. 5. To tease or mislead by suggesting something is true: Did you really have dinner with the president, or are you just having me on?
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