Have down Meaning in English
expression
ˈhæv/ /ˈdaʊn
HAV DOWN
hav/ /dˈaʊn
hav DOWN
Definição
To be able to do something very well, often because of practice; to know something perfectly or by heart.
Uso & Nuances
Informal, mostly American English. Common with skills, routines, or information ("I have it down," "She has the steps down"). Implies mastery through practice. Not the same as "write down." Often confused with "get down" (which means 'start doing seriously').
Spanish: dominar - saber de memoriaPortuguese (BR): dominar - saber de corPortuguese (PT): dominar - saber de corChinese (Simplified): 掌握 - 记熟Chinese (Traditional): 掌握 - 記熟Hindi: ठीक से आना - याद होनाArabic: يتقن - يحفظ عن ظهر قلبBengali: ঠিকভাবে পারা - ভালোভাবে শিখে ফেলাRussian: отточить - знать назубокJapanese: 完璧に身につけている - 完全に覚えているVietnamese: thành thạo - nắm vữngKorean: 완벽하게 익히다 - 숙달하다Turkish: tam olarak öğrenmek - ustalaşmakUrdu: زبانی یاد کرنا - خوب سیکھ لیناIndonesian: menguasai - hafal di luar kepala
Frases de Exemplo
I have down all the words for the test.
basic
He has down the dance moves now.
basic
We have down the new routine.
basic
Give me one more day and I'll have it down perfectly.
natural
She practiced until she had down every little detail.
natural
Just ask him, he has it down cold.
natural