has
word · lemma: have
/ˈhæz/, /həz/
HAZ, huz
/hˈæz/
HAZ
Definition
The third-person singular form of the verb 'have,' used to show possession, relationships, or to form perfect tenses.
Usage & Nuances
Used only with he, she, or it in the present simple tense. Common in phrases like 'has to' (meaning must). Not to be confused with 'had' (past tense).
Spanish: tienePortuguese (BR): temPortuguese (PT): temChinese (Simplified): 有Chinese (Traditional): 有Hindi: हैArabic: يملكBengali: আছে - থাকে - পেয়েছেRussian: имеет - обладаетJapanese: 持っている - 所有しているVietnamese: cóKorean: 가지고 있다 - 있다Turkish: sahipUrdu: ہےIndonesian: memiliki - punya
Example Sentences
She has breakfast every morning.
basic
She has a new car.
basic
He has three brothers.
basic
She has to finish work by six.
natural
He already has seen the movie.
natural
She has been working hard lately.
natural