have on

英 [hæv ɒn]

美 [hæv ɑːn]

掌握不利于（某人）的证据; 抓住（某人）的把柄

英英释义

verb

• be dressed in
  1. She was wearing yellow that day
  Synonym:wear

双语例句

• He wants to undo the stranglehold he says the teachers unions have on politics, which in turn prevent teachers from becoming more accountable.
  他希望解除他所说的教师工会在政治问题的枷锁，因为后者反过来压制了教师责任感。
• Beyond the detrimental effects that aggression or anger can have on personal health and the health of the workplace, professional negotiators say those emotions can get in the way of getting what you want out of a discussion.
  专业谈判者称，强势态度或者愤怒情绪除了对个人健康以及工作场所的氛围产生不利影响之外，还会妨碍人们取得希望看到的谈判结果。
• You have on occasion surprised people.
  你有时使人们感到诧异。
• In this way, each participant, and the ecosystem as a whole, learned much faster than they would have on their own.
  如此一来，每个参与者以及作为一个整体的生态系统学习速度都比自己单独摸索要快得多。
• I had done enough after being recalled against Pakistan to have got on the tour to India.
  在被征召入队参加与巴基斯坦的比赛后，我为前往印度的行程做了充分准备。
• The apple monitor delivered the worst February we have on record.
  苹果供应链交出了有记录以来最差的2月份报表。
• They have agreed on the time and place.
  他们已经说定了时间和地点。
• Give away any food you have on hand, or lock it up and give the key to the neighbours
  把手头的所有食物都送给别人，或者把食物藏好锁起，然后将钥匙交给邻居。
• I have been on sick leave for seven months with depression.
  我因抑郁症休了7个月的病假。
• They hold 32 euros in loans for every euro of capital they have on hand, according to international monetary fund data.
  国际货币基金组织（InternationalMonetaryFund）的数据显示，德国银行业手头每持有1欧元资本，就会放出32欧元贷款。