اكتب أي كلمة!

Have done with Meaning in English

expression

ˈhæv/ /ˈdən/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
HAV DUN WITH (or WITH)
hæv/ /dˈʌn/ /wˈɪð
hav-DUN with

التعريف

To be finished with something or someone, often implying you no longer want to be involved or are moving on. It can mean you are tired of it or have decided to stop caring about it.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

More common in British than American English. Slightly formal and often used for emotional or social situations ('I've had done with his lies'). Not the same as 'be done with', which is more casual and more common in American English. Usually used in the present perfect or imperative forms.

Spanish: haber terminado con - dejar de ladoPortuguese (BR): ter acabado com - deixar de ladoPortuguese (PT): ter acabado com - deixar de parteChinese (Simplified): 与...了结 - 不再理会Chinese (Traditional): 與...了結 - 不再理會Hindi: से निपट लेना - से छुटकारा पा लेनाArabic: انتهى من - لم يعد يهتم بـBengali: শেষ করা - ছেড়ে দেওয়াRussian: покончить с - больше не иметь дела сJapanese: 〜を終わりにする - 〜と関わるのをやめるVietnamese: không còn liên quan đến - đã kết thúc vớiKorean: 더 이상 관련하지 않다 - 끝내다Turkish: ile işini bitirmek - artık ilgilenmemekUrdu: سے فارغ ہو جانا - مزید واسطہ نہ رکھناIndonesian: tidak berurusan lagi dengan - selesai dengan

جمل نموذجية

I have done with that book and don't want to read it again.

basic

Let's have done with this argument and be friends again.

basic

She wants to have done with her chores before dinner.

basic

I'm tired of this drama. I just want to have done with it.

natural

If you're not happy here, why not have done with it and move somewhere new?

natural

I've really had done with fake friends—they only bring me stress.

natural