The phrase "have it out for" means to have a strong dislike or animosity towards someone and to harbor ill feelings towards that person. It implies that the person has a grudge or some kind of negative feelings towards the other and may even be seeking revenge, opposing or undermining them in various ways. It is often used to describe situations where there is personal enmity or conflict between two people.
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به معنای بیزاری یا خصومت شدید نسبت به شخصی و داشتن احساسات بد نسبت به آن شخص است. دلالت بر این دارد که شخص نسبت به دیگری کینه یا نوعی احساسات منفی دارد و حتی ممکن است به طرق مختلف به دنبال انتقام، مخالفت یا تضعیف آنها باشد. اغلب برای توصیف موقعیت هایی استفاده می شود که در آن دشمنی یا درگیری شخصی بین دو نفر وجود دارد.
I don't know why, but my boss seems to have it out for me. He's always criticizing my work and - finding fault with everything I do.
- I think Mary has it out for Tom. She always seems to find a way to criticize or undermine him, and I've noticed that she never invites him to any of her events.
- It's clear that the opposing team has it out for our quarterback. They're always roughing him up and trying to intimidate him on the field.
- I don't understand why my neighbor has it out for me. Every time I see her, she gives me a dirty look and ignores me.
- The CEO of the company seems to have it out for anyone who challenges his authority. He's fired several people who dared to speak out against him in meetings.
- My ex - boyfriend seems to have it out for me since we broke up. He's been spreading rumors about me and trying to turn our mutual friends against me.
