have over
The phrase "have over" is commonly used to describe inviting someone to one's home, typically for social reasons.
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Definition
B1Everyday Conversation
(informal)To invite someone to your home for a visit or gathering.
Example
- We decided to have our friends over for dinner this weekend.
- She loves having people over to celebrate special occasions.
C1Informal Communication
(colloquial)To possess compromising information about someone.
Example
- He always behaves because she has something over him.
- They can't fire her; she has too much over the company.
Similar
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