have somebody do or doingとは 意味・読み方・使い方

take something or somebody with oneself somewhere

to follow something or someone

do or give something to somebody in return

to run up to something or someone

a person who acts and gets things done

of something or someone to come this way

someone who makes or repairs something

something that people do or cause to happen

take from a person or place

to rely on something or someone for help

to make something or someone go in succession

to make something or someone advance

of someone or something, to stand still

of a person, doing something by himself/herself

someone who manufactures something

to hold firmly onto something or someone

to throw oneself at someone or something

to follow someone or something everywhere

to be stumped by something or someone

to turn something or someone down

to prevent someone or something from doing something

to make a person strike something or someone with something

wheel somebody or something

to make something of a person or thing

to be enraptured by something or someone

to make somebody play igo or shogi

to hit someone or something

someone who originates or causes or initiates something

to let someone or something gnaw

to serve or wait on someone