Idiom: have had it

Meaning

Idiom: have had it (with someone/something)

Note: this is often because you’re tired or frustrated

— My parents have had it with the cold winters in Boston and are moving to Florida.

— We’ve been walking around trying to find the shop for three hours and I’ve had it—let’s go home.

— Let's go see a movie. I've had it with all the pharmaceutical commercials on TV.

— I've had it with work and desperately need a vacation soon.

— I'd finally had it with the hour-and-a-half commute each way to and from work and quit my job last week.

— The majority of Americans have had it with Trumpism and voted him out of office.

— We've changed our return policy to two weeks because we've had it with customers who return items after several months.

— We've had it with all of the noise and traffic of the city and will be moving to the suburbs this summer.

— Hasn't she had it with her boyfriend yet? He treats her so poorly and is rude to us as well.