we've

American  

[weev] / wiv /

1. contraction of we have:

   We've been here for an hour.

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we've British  

/ wiːv /

contraction

1. we have

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“In 100 years, it’s our most ambitious film that we’ve ever created at Disney Animation. And it is the most immersive environment you can imagine; the cinematography takes you to places we have never put onscreen before. But, more than that, it is filled with absolute joy,” he said.

From MarketWatch

“A LOT of people are very upset at the changes and reforms we’ve made at the FBI,” Bongino said.

From Salon

Felix on Fulham: It's been such a weird season because the table is so tight at the moment that one bad result makes everyone worry about relegation, and a couple of good ones, like we've just had, makes you think 'oh we're only five points from being fifth'.

From BBC

I actually think they will give a good account of themselves at Anfield and it would not surprise me at all to see them going there and winning - I really mean that, too, because we've all seen how capable Regis le Bris' side are.

From BBC

We’ve only been dating a few months, but is this something I can bring up to him?

From MarketWatch