Usage of "have rather"

Encara no tenim significats per a "have rather".

Ús de have rather en anglès

Given a choice, she would probably have rather been at the symphony. 
 The vaults 

We have rather differing views regarding the merits of security versus disclosure. 
 James Potter and the Vault of Destinies 

Yes; the Indian appears to have rather a contemptible opinion of them. 
 Adrift in the Wilds; Or, The Adventures of Two Shipwrecked Boys 

Yet on the whole, no; I have rather need of nerve tonics. 
 En Route 

Indeed, to save space in these pages, I have rather improved it. 
 Yet Again 

Euphemia, though she did have rather goggling eyes, was actually quite pretty. 
 Charmed Life 

Both of the chubby fellows have rather large heads with clustering ringlets. 
 Correggio / A Collection of Fifteen Pictures and a Portrait of t... 

But I would have rather died than admit that to my father. 
 Lone Wolf 

But I have rather lost my keenness for work of that sort. 
 Our Friend the Charlatan 

I have rather a short force of clerks-andon a sunny day- 
 The Twenty-Fourth of June: Midsummer's Day 

I have rather an odd anecdote to relate of the Nun's Well. 
 The Prose Works of William Wordsworth / For the First Time Colle... 

You seem to have rather a high opinion of me, Miss Neville. 
 The Odds / And Other Stories 

I have rather a fancy to show him a reestablished Mr. Bundercombe. 
 An Amiable Charlatan 

What if the dragon does have rather a frosty stare for you? 
 Out of the Primitive 

You seem to have rather a gay time at your concerts, Ellie. 
 Heartbreak House 

Belmont said to Mrs Montgomery, 'I have rather more confidence in the Japanese. 
 Dr Fischer of Geneva or The Bomb Party 

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