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have had enough

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Pronunciation: US /həv ˌhæd ɪˈnʌf/

have had enough means: To feel unable to accept any more of an unpleasant situation or behavior.

verb

CANNOT TOLERATE MOREB1

To feel unable to accept any more of an unpleasant situation or behavior.

  • I have had enough of this noise.
  • She had had enough and walked out.
  • Have you had enough of waiting for him?

How to use it: have had enough of someone/something (I have had enough of these delays.)

Similar words: be fed up, lose patience

Common phrases: have had enough, have had enough now

Questions about have had enough

What does have had enough mean?

To feel unable to accept any more of an unpleasant situation or behavior.

What is have had enough in other languages?

Türkçe: bıkmak · Español: estar harto · Français: en avoir assez · Deutsch: genug haben · Italiano: averne abbastanza · 日本語: うんざりする

How do you pronounce have had enough?

It is pronounced /həv ˌhæd ɪˈnʌf/.

How do you use have had enough in a sentence?

I have had enough of this noise. She had had enough and walked out.

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