单词have at
v.: 攻击；打击
攻击;打击
To apply for entry, candidates must have at least two years of higher education.
报名的基本条件是，申请者必须接受过至少两年的高等教育。
Think of these girls, every one of you would have to have at least five childbirths on average just to maintain the population.
女生们，想想看，你们每个人，平均最少要生育五次，才能维持人口。
Being able to confidently stand up and speak in public is one of the most visible and recognized skills you can have at your disposal.
最显著和公认的而且你可以自己支配的一个技巧就是，自信地站在公众前发表谈话。
This is all stuff that they should have at the ranch already, don"t you think?
这些东西牧场都已经准备好了，不是吗？
That"s why we always try to have at least two guides, one Israeli and one Palestinian, plus many local guides all along the way.
这也是为什么我们总是安排至少两个导游，一个以色列的一个巴勒斯坦的，另外沿途还有许多当地导游。
Oh, God. You could have at least found someone a bit good-looking.
天哪你起码找一个长得好看点的吧
SPIEGEL: The impression we have at the moment is of a breathtaking acceleration of history, similar to the fall of the Berlin Wall, in 1989.
镜报：我们当下的印象是历史正以惊人的速度加速前行，与1989年的柏林墙倒塌非常相似。
Every police district is obliged to have at least one officer trained to deal with domestic violence, including sexual assault.
每个警察局至少有一位官员接受培训，懂得处理家庭暴力，包括性暴力。
In other words, we have at the very most the distant murmur that is always ready to be interrupted when we appear.
换句话说，我们至多拥有这个遥远的喃喃独白。每当我们出现时，它总是被打断。
This is not ideal, although in some cases it may be acceptable to have at least slow throughput rather than no throughput at all.
这是不理想的，不过在某些情况下它可能是可接受的，毕竟低吞吐量比完全没有吞吐量要好。