What is the meaning of this sentence?
Hello, could you please explain to me the meaning of 'Have Enough'?
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Your neighbor's cat has been sleeping in front of your door. Every time you open the door, the cat tries to run inside your flat. You have had enough. Wanting your neighbor to keep his cat away from you, you approach him and firmly command: you had better make sure that cat doesn't come anywhere near me again.
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You have had enough (of the situation). It's similar to being fed up. You cannot tolerate it any more.
May I ask where you found this text? The last part is written in a very unnatural way (actually, it's simply wrong).
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