What do you have against meaning in English
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Definition
What do you have against (Americans)?: What's your problem with (American people)? Why do you have a bad opinion of (American citizens)?
Examples
- "Bob : So what do you have against the letter "e"?"
Exercise 1
True or false? Polly is opposed to the letter "e".
True or false? Polly is opposed to the letter "e".
This statement is not true.
This statement is false. Bob asks Polly what she has "against the letter "e". This expression (to have something against someone or something) expresses that one person is "opposed to" or "resents" another person or thing. Bob mistakenly thinks that Polly did not use the "e" key intentionally. Polly's response to Bob's question is that she has "nothing against" the letter 'e".
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