Have coming Meaning in English
expression
ˈhæv/ /ˈkəmɪŋ
HAV KUH-ming
hæv/ /kˈʌmɪŋ
hav KUH-ming
Definition
To be expecting something to happen soon, often something that is deserved, planned, or inevitable.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for future plans or rewards/punishments expected soon. Informal; often in phrases like 'You have it coming' (deserve consequence). Can also mean to be scheduled for something. Avoid using in very formal writing.
Spanish: tener previsto - venirle - recibir lo que uno merecePortuguese (BR): ter previsto - estar vindo - receber o que merecePortuguese (PT): ter previsto - estar a chegar - receber o que mereceChinese (Simplified): 预定（要发生的事情）- 得到应得的Chinese (Traditional): 預計（要發生的事）- 得到應得的Hindi: आने वाला होना - मिलना जिसका हकदार होArabic: ينتظره - يحصل على ما يستحقBengali: আসছে - সামনে আছে - ঘটতে যাচ্ছেRussian: ожидается - предстоит - скоро будетJapanese: 控えている - 予定があるVietnamese: sắp có - sắp diễn raKorean: 다가오다 - 예정되어 있다Turkish: gelmek üzere - olacakUrdu: آنے والا ہے - متوقع ہےIndonesian: akan datang - akan terjadi
Example Sentences
She has a birthday party coming next week.
basic
You have an exam coming soon.
basic
He has a surprise coming.
basic
If you keep being rude, you have it coming.
natural
After all his hard work, he finally has a raise coming.
natural
Don’t worry, you have good things coming your way.
natural