have on

英 [hæv ɒn]

美 [hæv ɑːn]

掌握不利于（某人）的证据; 抓住（某人）的把柄

英英释义

verb

• be dressed in
  1. She was wearing yellow that day
  Synonym:wear

双语例句

• Adding up what the effect a downgrade would have on bond yields is a bit tricky.
  准确评估降级对国债收益率的影响是一件比较棘手的事情。
• It also struggles with the adverse impact that PSI could have on domestic confidence and the longer-term attractiveness for foreign investment.
  它还会努力消除PSI可能带来的负面影响，以保护国内信心以及自身对外国投资的长期吸引力。
• The scientists have experimented on the tiny neck arteries of rats
  科学家们已经在老鼠细小的颈动脉上做了实验。
• Beyond the detrimental effects that aggression or anger can have on personal health and the health of the workplace, professional negotiators say those emotions can get in the way of getting what you want out of a discussion.
  专业谈判者称，强势态度或者愤怒情绪除了对个人健康以及工作场所的氛围产生不利影响之外，还会妨碍人们取得希望看到的谈判结果。
• I had done enough after being recalled against Pakistan to have got on the tour to India.
  在被征召入队参加与巴基斯坦的比赛后，我为前往印度的行程做了充分准备。
• I'm enquiring after any information the library might have on future city planning.
  我正在查阅这家图书馆可能保存的关于城市远景规划的任何资料。
• The Pioneer probes have on board ultraviolet instruments which are measuring light that we can't measure on the earth.
  “先驱者号”太空探测器上装有紫外线仪器，能够对在地球上探测不到的光进行测量。
• You have put on weight.
  你发福了。
• The robots have been on trial for the past year
  这些机器人过去一年都在试用当中。
• I have it on good authority that there's no way this light can cause skin cancer.
  我有来自权威人士的说法，这种光不可能引起皮肤癌。