have in

verb

1. to ask (a person) to give a service

   we must have the electrician in to mend the fire

2. to invite to one's home

Example Sentences

Her parents encouraged her to follow her other interests, which have in turned helped her grow as a footballer.

From BBC

Too many of us wake up and consume blue light before sunlight, fumbling in the dark for a smartphone or a tablet to see what fresh Hell the push notifications have in store for us today.

From Salon

"Her conduct amounted to a serious abuse of the trust which we rightly have in anyone in public office to perform their duties," he said.

From BBC

It is not yet clear how many seats each party will have in the 65-member parliament, but the current vice-president, Bharrat Jagdeo, told local media that the PPP would have a "bigger majority" than at the last election in 2020.

From BBC

Kim’s growing diplomatic ambitions have in recent years involved a defense pact with Russia and the deployment of North Korean soldiers to the war in Ukraine in exchange for technological and military assistance.

From Los Angeles Times

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