Have what it takes
verb phrase
To have the right abilities, personality, etc, for success: Do you have what it takes? Let me enhance your gifts! (1934+)
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Quarrel with, scold, as in If Pete keeps on pushing Billy I’m going to have words with him . This phrase dates from the late 1700s, although the use of words for an altercation is much older. Also see have a word with
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