1. third person singular present tense of ‘have’; to possess or own something
2. used as an auxiliary verb with past participles to form perfect tenses
Usage: auxiliary verb
3. to experience or undergo something

Examples

• She has a new car.
• He has finished his homework.
• The company has three offices worldwide.
• She has been working here for five years.
• He has a headache today.
• The student has to study for the exam.
• My sister has brown eyes.