have something over with: meaning & examples

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Language: English

Meanings:

  • 1.

    Generalneutralinformal
    • To bring an event, task, or unpleasant experience to an end; to get something finished so that it is no longer pending.

    Examples

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    • Let's have this meeting over with quickly so we can all get back to our work.

      Let's finish this meeting quickly so we can all get back to our work.

    • I hope we can have the exam over with tomorrow; I've been studying nonstop for weeks.

      I hope we can finish the exam tomorrow; I've been studying nonstop for weeks.

    • They were anxious to have the renovations over with before the holidays arrived.

      They were anxious to finish the renovations before the holidays arrived.

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