Synonyms for have got
have got

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1. have, have got, holdverb

   have or possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense

   "She has $1,000 in the bank"; "He has got two beautiful daughters"; "She holds a Master's degree from Harvard"

   Synonyms:
   accommodate, let, take in, retain, get, have, moderate, view as, support, apply, hold back, harbour, defend, take hold, make, bind, deem, hold up, deliver, take, own, concord, check, stimulate, take for, go for, receive, throw, defy, control, admit, harbor, halt, keep, ingest, cause, obligate, carry, give, adjudge, entertain, nurse, induce, birth, curb, hold, restrain, feature, confine, arrest, possess, declare, withstand, agree, book, experience, suffer, contain, concur, maintain, guard, oblige, keep back, accept, sustain, prevail, reserve, consume, obtain, hold in, give birth, bear

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1. Cody Meissner:

   It is very important that the main message that we still transmit is that we have got to get everyone two doses. Everyone has got the get the primary series, this booster dose is not likely to make a big difference in the behavior of this pandemic.

2. Bernie Sanders:

   Weve got to look at the root causes. And you have a situation whereHonduras among other things is afailing state -- massive corruption.Youve got gangs who aretelling families that if a10-year-old does not join thatgang, thatfamily is going to be killed, what we have got to do on day one, isinvite the presidents and theleadership of Central Americaand Mexico together.This is a hemispheric problem.

3. Gomezgani Zakazaka:

   It’s still a challenge up to now because we have been using a manual process of registering and record keeping in this part of Africa, another critical issue has been the issue of lack of birth certificates. You have got a lot of kids that are playing in football who don’t have birth certificates.

4. Abraham Lincoln:

   When you have got an elephant by the hind leg, and he is trying to run away, it's best to let him run.

5. Steve White-Cooper:

   They recognise that sport and business works neatly together and there are lot of transferable skills like communication, leadership, and teamwork, players have got to utilise doors that can open, and use them as a stepping stone into life after rugby.