Learn English – the meaning of “I’ve had it with [sb.]”

I read the script of the film "Terminator-2" (here is the script) in English and saw a lot of unknown words and phrases.

One of them in a dialogue below:

WOMAN: …John? John! Get in here right now and clean up that pigsty of yours.

          John's friend TIM, a thirteen-year-old Hispanic kid, watches as John replies by turning up the volume on the boom box.
Janelle gives up with a SLAM of the house's back door.

TIM: Your foster parents are kinda XXXXX, right?

JOHN: Gimme that Phillips right there.

………………… HOUSE – LIVING ROOM …………………

          Janelle storms into the room. TOD VOIGHT, her husband, watches
sports on the TV. They're both in their thirties. Middle-class
working stiffs.

JANELLE: I swear I've had it with that goddamn kid. He won't even answer me. (neither does he). Todd? Are you gonna sit there or are you gonna do something?

I don't understand what "I've had it with that goddamn kid" means. "I have had" – is present perfect. But I don't understand the role of PP in this sentence. Is this some common expression?

P.S. I speak Russian, so it would be great if you write some examples in Russian for better understanding