| 释义 |
Phr V have around has, having, had have sb around/round mainly British & Australian if you have someone around, they come to your house for a social visitWe're having some friends around on Friday night.Shall we have your parents round for dinner next weekend?
have sb around/round • have sb around/round sb/sth to have someone near you or available to help you if necessary: It's a help to have your family around when you've got a new baby. Just the thought of having her around the place made him irritable.
have (someone or something) aroundTo keep someone or something nearby or physically within one's reach. Your mother will need to have you around to help as she makes Thanksgiving dinner. I always have a glass of water around when I sleep, because I hate waking up thirsty. have someone around (for something)to have someone come for a visit, tea, dinner, etc. We really should have the Wilsons around for an evening of bridge. Yes, let's have them around. |