Have got against Meaning in English
expression
Definição
To dislike someone or something, often for a particular reason, or to have a negative feeling toward them.
Uso & Nuances
Informal, common in British English. Usually used with 'you', 'he', 'they' and followed by 'against + person/thing': 'What have you got against him?' Other forms: 'has/have (something) against', sometimes without 'got'. Not for physical confrontation—focuses on feelings, opinions, prejudices.
Frases de Exemplo
What have you got against Tom?
basic
I don't have anything against your decision.
basic
Do you have something against cats?
basic
She acts like she has got something against me, but I don't know why.
natural
If you've got something against this plan, just say so.
natural
I've never had anything against working late, as long as I'm paid for it.
natural