Meaning
Например, если человек беспокоится о предстоящем экзамене, вы можете сказать: «У вас есть все основания для беспокойства, так как это важный экзамен». В этом контексте вы подтверждаете, что его беспокойство оправдано и логично.
Эта фраза может использоваться в различных ситуациях: от выражения поддержки до указания на обоснованность чьих-либо действий. Основная идея заключается в том, чтобы уверить собеседника в том, что его чувства или действия имеют веские причины.
Важно помнить, что фраза «You have every reason to» не только поддерживает, но и придаёт уверенности, показывая, что ваше мнение или действия имеют под собой твёрдую основу.
Today's Sentences
- You have every reason to be upset.
- You have every reason to complain.
- You have every reason to be happy.
- You have every reason to celebrate.
- You have every reason to feel grateful.
- Writer's Note
01
You have every reason to be upset.
Situation 1
I can’t believe you lied to me.
You have every reason to be upset.
I don’t know what to say to you.
I feel so betrayed and disappointed.
Я чувствую себя преданным и разочарованным.
If it means anything at all, I didn’t feel like you’d understand.
I felt like if I told you we would just argue and fight.
Мне казалось, что если я вам скажу, мы просто будем спорить и ссориться.
Situation 2
What are all these gifts for?
I went all out and bought you a ton of birthday gifts.
You know how I feel about overspending during birthdays or holidays.
You have every reason to be upset.
But they’re not all pricey, I’ll explain them one by one.
Но не все из них дорогие, я объясню их по порядку.
02
You have every reason to complain.
Situation 1
You told me to come back with the right forms and here I am.
You have every reason to complain.
So can you tell me why I’m being denied service today?
Unfortunately, you’ve come at a time when all our representatives have met their quota. Can you come back another day?
Situation 2
I’ve been waiting in line since early this morning.
I’m sorry.
You have every reason to complain.
У вас есть все основания жаловаться.
Then why are people who just arrived allowed into the store?
Those people reserved and prepaid for their items.
Everyone else is first come, first serve.
Все остальные обслуживаются в порядке живой очереди.
03
You have every reason to be happy.
Situation 1
I can’t believe I finished University.
You have every reason to be happy.
It’s been a really long 4 years.
It’s a great accomplishment.
Let’s celebrate!
Давайте отпразднуем!
Situation 2
I’m so grateful for this new family.
You have every reason to be happy.
I can’t wait to create new memories and be there through thick and thin.
We’re glad to have you in our family too.
04
You have every reason to celebrate.
Situation 1
Happy Birthday! Is it 40 or 41?
I’m 45 this year.
And you have every reason to celebrate!
Here’s to another year ‘young’!
Situation 2
I just got a promotion!
Can you believe it?
Можете в это поверить?
You worked really hard for that role.
You have every reason to celebrate.
У вас есть все причины, чтобы отпраздновать.
Thanks.
I put in so many hours and it’s great that my company acknowledges it.
Я вложил так много времени, и это здорово, что моя компания это признает.
Definitely.
It’s only onwards and upwards from here!
Отсюда только вперед и вверх!
05
You have every reason to feel grateful.
Situation 1
I’m so lucky that I didn’t get hurt in the accident.
You have every reason to feel grateful.
It was a close call.
Life is such a gamble.
No matter how careful we are, we never know when our time is up.
Как бы мы ни были осторожны, мы никогда не знаем, когда придет наш час.
Situation 2
I’ve been so depressed.
Я был(а) так подавлен(а).
I understand.
But you have every reason to feel grateful.
Но у вас есть все основания чувствовать благодарность.
I’m glad for my childhood and the opportunities that I’ve been given.
And that’s a great start to healing.
We take for granted the things we should feel grateful for.
Мы принимаем как должное то, за что должны быть благодарны.
Writer's Note
"Every reason" can mean that all known facts, up to this point, indicate to some kind of outcome. The outcome may be positive or negative depending on the context. Let's go over a few more scenarios together!
- My dad is really sick but my family has every reason to believe that he will get better.
- I've represented my client for the past year and I have every reason to believe that he is innocent.
- Do you realize that we have every reason to doubt the contract that we've been given?
- This is why we have every reason to go crazy tonight!
- Seeing how this country is run, we have every reason to emigrate to another country.
- Can't you see that I have every reason to get a divorce?
- I have every reason to question everything you say. You've lied more than once.
What kind of situations or scenarios have you had every reason to believe something? We'd love to hear about your stories or ideas!