have the means

/hæv ðə minz/

possess the resources or ability

She has the means to buy a house.

She has the financial resources to purchase a house.

general

To possess the financial resources, tools, or capabilities required to do something

With his new job, he finally has the means to travel the world.

His new job provides him with the financial resources to travel globally.

The company has the means to expand its operations overseas.

The company possesses the necessary resources and capabilities to grow internationally.

This phrase emphasizes the possession of sufficient resources or abilities to achieve a goal.

Collocations

have the means topossess the resources or ability to

a method or resource used to achieve a goal

The phrase can refer to both financial resources and practical abilities, depending on context.

Always consider whether 'means' refers to money, tools, or general capabilities in the sentence.

The phrase combines 'have' (to possess) and 'means' (resources or methods), reflecting the idea of possessing what is necessary to achieve something.

This phrase is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to discuss financial or practical capabilities.

have

to possess or own

root

the means

resources, methods, or tools

phrase

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