have not got的意思

have not got中文翻譯：

沒有得到

相似詞語短語

have got───擁有

have got sth───得到某物

have it good───過舒適的生活

have it out───一決雌雄；（同某人）講個明白

have none of───不允許，不同意

have nothing on───赤裸裸

have to do───不得不做某事

have no time for───沒時間做；輕視，對…沒有興趣

have no use for───v.不需要；不喜歡

雙語使用場景

Young Lady: "I have not got to them yet!"───年輕女士：“我還沒看到那兒呢。”

I have not got my boots!───我還沒有穿上我的靴子！

Even the Europeans, who are much richer, have not got manned space flight programmes.───即使是更為富裕的歐洲，也沒有載人航天的計劃。

But surely you are sad, said he to his daughter, that you have not got a proper man for your husband.───他對女兒說：“我把你嫁給了一個與你并不般配的人，你一定不高興吧？”

If it was maybe a couple minutes later in the period, there was more snow on the ice, it might have not got there.───如果只是再晚個幾分鐘，就會有更多雪在冰上，球可能就射不進了。

Moreover, some parties have not got what they had hoped for out of the project, notably Japan, which had wanted to host the reactor.───此外，有些參與方并沒有從這個項目中得到所期望得到的東西，尤其是日本，其本希望成為該反應堆的東道主的。

My boss told me I would be nominated to be a manager, but I have not got the formal message, so mum is the word.───我老板告訴我將把我提名為經理，但我還沒有接到正式的通知，所以請保守秘密。

Do you think I am ever caught napping at such an hour, and that I have not got lungs and a larynx as well as yourself?───你以為在夜里這個時候，我在睡覺，你以為我沒有你那樣的肺和喉音嗎？

Students who have a lot to say but do not know how to say it and still have not got used to using English in everyday conversations.───較緊張，有很多想說，但說不出來，還沒有習慣用英語進行日常交流。

英語使用場景

No, I have not got any dutiable thing with me.

I have not got a clue on how to spend the Natiional Day holiday.

If any of the contenders have not got their act together by then, then it is simply too bad.

I have not got a clue on how to spend the Nathonal Day holiday.

Currently, different kinds of genres have not got a accordant conclusion on this problem.

I'd like a new stereo, but I have not got the wherewithal ( to buy it ).

But water chiefs were still saying we have not got over the drought.

We cannot take from them what they have not got.

Only I wish we have not got King Stork, instead of King Log, like the fabliau (fable) that the Clerk of Saint Lambert's used to read us out of Meister Aesop's book.