have got

Commonly used in informal English, especially in British contexts, 'have got' can denote possession or obligation.

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Definition

A2General

(informal, British)To possess or own something.

Example

  • I've got a new car.
  • She's got a beautiful house.

A2General

(informal, British)To be required or obliged to do something.

Example

  • I've got to finish my homework.
  • He's got to leave early tomorrow.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "have got":

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