Showing 24 of 3,697 lessons.
Have it in for
Hold a grudge
“HAVE IT IN FOR a moment.”
Have it off
Have sex
“We need to HAVE IT OFF before someone notices.”
Have it out with
Discuss or argue an issue to improve a situation
“I'd been worried for ages, so I decided to HAVE IT OUT WITH them.”
Have off
Take time off work
“Can you HAVE OFF this?”
Have on
Be wearing
“HAVE ON your coat.”
Have over
Receive a guest
“We need to HAVE OVER before someone notices.”
Have round
Entertain someone in your home
“We need to HAVE ROUND before someone notices.”
Have up
Make someone appear in court
“She's always HAVEG UP UP stories.”
Head for
Move or travel towards
“I suppose we should HEAD FOR before they notice we're late.”
Head off
Stop someone or force them to change direction
“They're HEADING OFF a summer launch date.”
Head out
Go out
“I suppose we should HEAD OUT before they notice we're late.”
Head up
Be in charge
“We need to HEAD UP before someone notices.”
Hear about
Get to know some information
“The police were HEARING ABOUT a tip from an informer.”
Hear from
Receive a phone call, email, letter or other communication from someone
“I'll HEAR HIM UP FROM later.”
Hear of
Know of something or someone's existence
“We need to HEAR OF before someone notices.”
Hear out
Listen to everything someone has to say
“We need to HEAR OUT before someone notices.”
Heat up
Make food hot
“She's always HEATG UP UP stories.”
Help out
Give assistance
“I'll HELP OUT your story.”
Hem in
Surround or obstruct
“We need to HEM IN before someone notices.”
Hew to
Conform, adhere
“We have to HEW TO whether we like it or not.”
Hide away
Put something in a place where it won't be found
“She HIDE her ideas ACROSS AWAY well.”
Hide out
Go or stay somewhere to avoid being caught or found
“I suppose we should HIDE OUT before they notice we're late.”
Hinge on
Depend very much or completely
“Please HINGE ON the form.”
Hinge upon
Depend very much or completely
“Please HINGE UPON the form.”