Have over Meaning in English
expression
ˈhæv/ /ˈoʊvɝ
HAV OH-ver
hæv/ /ˈəʊvɐ
hav OH-vuh
परिभाषा
To invite someone to your home, usually for a meal, event, or visit.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Informal and friendly, used mainly in British English. Often followed by 'for' (e.g., 'have someone over for dinner'). Not the same as 'come over,' which focuses on the guest's action.
Spanish: invitar a casa - recibir en casaPortuguese (BR): receber em casa - convidar para casaPortuguese (PT): receber em casa - convidar para casaChinese (Simplified): 邀请到家里Chinese (Traditional): 邀請到家裡Hindi: घर बुलानाArabic: دعوة إلى المنزلBengali: নিজে ডাকানো - অতিথি করাRussian: приглашать в гостиJapanese: 家に招くVietnamese: mời đến nhàKorean: 집에 초대하다Turkish: evine davet etmekUrdu: گھر بلاناIndonesian: mengundang ke rumah
उदाहरण वाक्य
We're going to have over some friends this weekend.
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I'd like to have over my parents for lunch.
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They often have over their neighbors for tea.
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Can we have over your cousin sometime next week?
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We love to have over different people and cook for them.
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Let me know if you ever want to have over my kids for a playdate.
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