have something of somethingLIKE/SIMILARto have a few of the same features or qualities that someone else has 有某人的某些特点 It was clear that Jenkins had something of his father’s brilliance. 很明显,詹金斯也有些他父亲的才华。
have something of something• William Right-well, then we have something of an impasse.• At last I have something of Father's.• Clearly a stranger had emptied it, hence obviously they thought she might have something of interest in it.• The gardens have something of interest to offer throughout the year.• They must each have something of reality about them.• It seems you already have something of the greater power.• We have something of value to offer you, but you in return have something to offer us.• You really do have something of Zbigniew in you.
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