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Lucas21c Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Could you help me?

Have England got what it takes to see Australia off?



What is the meaning of 'got' and 'takes' in the above sentence?

Could you give me synonym of each or explain the meaning in the context to me?

Thank you.
  

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To have what it takes = To possess sufficient relevant skills, knowledge, power, ambition, courage, etc (in order to accomplish some goal)

— Mister Micawber

  • To have what it takes = To possess sufficient relevant skills, knowledge, power, ambition, courage, etc (in order to accomplish some goal)
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To have what it takes = To possess sufficient relevant skills, knowledge, power, ambition, courage, etc (in order to accomplish some goal)
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