have got
Verb
Meaning
have or possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense
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Examples
She has $1,000 in the bank
He has got two beautiful daughters
She holds a Master's degree from Harvard
“About a month ago we started talking about it, and about two weeks ago we decided this is how we have got to do it.”
About being conferred with the award, he said, “I should have got this award long ago.
Aiken pointed the finger of blame directly at Johnson’s team, blasting their ‘leakism culture’, adding: ‘I do just wonder why people want to do this, it’s absolutely extraordinary – you’re undermining the PM, it’s a culture that we have got to stop.