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have it in for
vb. (context transitive idiomatic English) To be very angry at; to have a grudge against; to have little tolerance for.
Usage examples of "have it in for".
Alcee figured someone must have it in for Andy Bellefleur, to have parked a gay black man's carcass in Andy's car.
When he hears the name Solden, he'll have it in for you right away.
Of course Bishop Gzekius will now have it in for me in no uncertain fashion so it won't hurt to have Cicerius ranged against him.
It seems conceivable that he is not only afraid of the family, but may have it in for the lot of you.
When sparring, oi have to be careful not to make them look bad, or they'd have it in for me.