have to live with

hæv to la͡iv wɪð

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1 general:: Phrase(s): have to live with something to have to endure something. • I have a slight limp in the leg that I broke last year. The doctor says I’ll have to live with it. • We don’t like the carpeting in the living room, but since money is so tight we’ll have to live with it.

McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs

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HAVE THE SHOE ON THE OTHER FOOT

HAVE THE STOMACH FOR

HAVE THE TIME OF LIFE

HAVE TIME ON HANDS

HAVE TIME TO KILL

HAVE TO

HAVE TO BE MOVING ALONG

HAVE TO DO WITH

HAVE TO GET MARRIED

HAVE TO GO SOME

HAVE TO HAND IT TO

HAVE TO LIVE WITH

HAVE TO MOVE ALONG

HAVE TO PUSH OFF

HAVE TO RUN ALONG

HAVE TO SHOVE OFF

HAVE TO SHOW FOR

HAVE TO SO BAD CAN TASTE IT

HAVE TOO

HAVE TOO MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE

HAVE TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING

HAVE TOO MUCH ON PLATE

HAVE TWO LEFT FEET

HAVE UNDER A SPELL

HAVE UNDER CONTROL