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have a way with

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Pronunciation: US /hæv ə ˈweɪ wɪð/

have a way with means: To be naturally good at dealing with certain people, animals, or things.

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To be naturally good at dealing with certain people, animals, or things.

  • She has a way with children.
  • He always had a way with words.
  • Do you have a way with difficult customers?

How to use it: have a way with someone/something (My brother has a way with nervous dogs.)

Similar words: be good with, have a knack for

Common phrases: have a way with children, have a way with words

Questions about have a way with

What does have a way with mean?

To be naturally good at dealing with certain people, animals, or things.

What is have a way with in other languages?

Türkçe: arası iyi olmak · Español: tener mano con · Français: savoir s’y prendre avec · Deutsch: gut umgehen können mit · Italiano: saperci fare con · 日本語: 扱いがうまい

How do you pronounce have a way with?

It is pronounced /hæv ə ˈweɪ wɪð/.

How do you use have a way with in a sentence?

She has a way with children. He always had a way with words.

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