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Term: have down

Description:

The term "have down" is a phrasal verb typically used in informal contexts. It can have several meanings depending on the context, but generally, it refers to possessing or experiencing a particular skill, knowledge, or understanding about something. It can also imply having something well-organized or prepared.

Examples:

1. Verb - To possess knowledge or skill:

She has down the art of baking delicious cakes.

(In this sentence, "has down" means she has acquired the knowledge and skill necessary for baking delicious cakes.)

2. Verb - To have well-organized or prepared:

We need to have the presentation down before the meeting.

(Here, "have down" means to have the presentation well-prepared or well-organized before the meeting.)

3. Verb - To experience or have a particular feeling or emotion:

He always seems to have down a cheerful attitude.

(In this example, "have down" implies experiencing or possessing a consistently cheerful attitude.)

4. Adjective - Local usage:

The band played their popular song, which became a have down hit in our town.

(In this sentence, "have down" is used as an adjective to describe a hit song that became popular specifically in the local town.)

5. Noun - Popular usage:

His viral TikTok video became an overnight have down.

(Here, "have down" is used as a noun, representing something that becomes wildly popular or trending in a short span of time.)

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