have a word造句

The Indonesians have a word for it.

To have a word with sb.

Can I have a word with you?

Can (或Could) I have a word with you?

Come, I have a word in your ears.

Mr. Tu, why don't you have a word with Mr.

I would like to have a word with you.

He came back to have a word with me.

Just have to go and have a word with the conductor.

Mr. Powell, we have a word in Shenzhou that it is a blessing in disguise.

Can you spare a few minute , xiao wang? I want to have a word with you .

I'm sorry to trouble you, but I wondered if we could have a word some time.

He coughed. 'Excuse me, Mrs Allsworthy, could I have a word?

I think it would. But let me have a word with my boss first.

The teacher is going to have a word with the student who played truant.

Would you excuse me while I have a word with some other guests?

We also have a word in Swedish which we don't have in other languages which is lagom.

The rebel! How dare a slave run wild like this? I'll have a word with your master.

I was going to steal three weeks from fate. I would eat the most splendid fish in Istanbul. In Bursa, peaches; in Nigde, apples; in Mersin, oranges; in Adana, kebabs!

When Tun-weng learned Jou-chia was going to work, he said, "I have a word of advice for you.

We have a word for miscarriage. We should use it to explore the complicated issues around it.

William promised to have a word in the manager's ear and persuade him to give the order to his uncle.

to be on the rush to give performance elsewhere

"I come to have a word with you," he said, striding forward to the table, laying down his hat and flowers.

I decided to settle the matter at once, and I went up the hill to have a word with her grandfather.

Maybe he should have a word with his colleagues who greeted the modest, realistic cost control efforts in the Affordable Care Act with cries of "death panels."

A little bit, learn to protect yourself, understand a little, learn to escort yourself, watch a little, learn to care for family members, the road has ten million, people have a word, gain and lose in a flash.

Refers to microcomputer systems that have a word size of sixteen bits. In other words, the central processing unit deals with instructions and data in chunks of sixteen-bit, and has internal buses and registers sixteen bits wide.