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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌhæv ə ˈθɪŋ/
have a thing means: To feel strongly attracted to someone or to like something especially much.
verb
To feel strongly attracted to someone or to like something especially much.
- I have a thing for chocolate.
- She has always had a thing for him.
- Do you have a thing for musicians?
To be having a romantic relationship that is casual or secret.
- Those two have a thing.
- He had a thing with his neighbor.
- Are they still having a thing, or is it over?
To have a strong personal worry, dislike, or fixed idea about something.
- I have a thing about germs.
- She had a thing about driving alone.
- Does he have a thing about people borrowing his clothes?
Questions about have a thing
What does have a thing mean?
To feel strongly attracted to someone or to like something especially much.
What is have a thing in other languages?
Türkçe: hoşlanmak · Español: sentir debilidad por · Français: avoir un faible pour · Deutsch: eine Schwäche haben für · Italiano: avere un debole per · 日本語: 特に好きである
How do you pronounce have a thing?
It is pronounced /ˌhæv ə ˈθɪŋ/.
How do you use have a thing in a sentence?
I have a thing for chocolate. She has always had a thing for him.
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