Example: This change has consequences for the team
Definition
"To have consequences" means to result in effects or outcomes that follow from a particular action, decision, or event. It implies that something produces a notable impact, often influencing situations or people as a direct or indirect result.
Translations
tener consecuencias
gevolgen hebben
tenir conseqüències
avoir des conséquences
Folgen haben
Etymology
The phrase "to have consequences" combines the verb "have," originating from Old English 'habban,' meaning to possess or hold, with "consequences," derived from Latin 'consequentia,' meaning a logical result or following. Did you know? The idea of consequences has been central in philosophy and law, highlighting cause and effect relationships.
