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Synonyms

've

1 American  
  1. contraction of have:

    I've got it. We've been there.


Ve 2 American  
[ve] / vɛ /

noun

Scandinavian Mythology.
  1. a brother of Odin.


've 1 British  

contraction

  1. have

    I've

    you've

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ve 2 British  

abbreviation

  1. Venezuela

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

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"Food prices have changed a lot, the Ukraine war, the bread basket of Europe was a huge thing for oil costs. There's the risk of avian flu, all of our chicken is British, that's something we've sort of celebrated, Red Tractor approved, it's all increasing slowly."

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"Without getting teary, the biggest thank you in the world to everyone who has looked after us and supported us and come to WingFests and food festivals, and all of the support we've had from Leamington and further."

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"Obviously I've been in this system, in this circle, for a very long time."

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You’ve already spent thousands of dollars for an upcoming cruise vacation.

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