have
[hæv] ( pt & pp had )auxiliary verb Conjugaison
(to form perfect tenses) Conjugaison haber
to have eaten haber comido
I've been on holiday he estado de vacaciones
we've never met before no nos conocemos
he hasn't gone yet, has he? no se habrá ido ya ¿no?
I've finished — have you? he terminado — ¿ah sí?
no, he hasn't (done it) no, no lo ha hecho
yes, he has (done it) sí, lo ha hecho
I was out of breath, having run all the way estaba sin aliento después de haber corrido todo el camino
have
[hæv] ( pt & pp had )transitive verb Conjugaison
2. | [experience, suffer]
Conjugaison tener
I had an accident tuve un accidente I had a nasty surprise me llevé una desagradable sorpresa to have a cold tener un resfriado to have a good time pasarlo bien |
4. | [give birth to]
to have a baby tener un niño |
6. | [be treated in a certain way]
I had my car stolen me robaron el coche |
7. | (inf)
[cheat]
you've been had te han timado |
have
[hæv] ( pt & pp had )modal verb Conjugaison
[be obliged]
to have (got) to do something tener que hacer algo
do you have to go?/have you got to go? ¿tienes que irte?
I've got to go to work tengo que ir a trabajar
haves
plural noun
the haves and have nots los ricos y los pobres
have off
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
[as holiday] tener libre
have on
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
1. | [be wearing]
Conjugaison llevar (puesto)
to have nothing on no llevar nada encima or puesto |
2. | [tease] Conjugaison vacilar, tomar el pelo a |
3. | [have to do]
to have (got) a lot on tener mucho que hacer have you got anything on Friday? ¿estás libre or haces algo el viernes? |
have out
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
1. | [have removed]
to have one's tonsils out operarse de las amígdalas she had a tooth out le sacaron una muela |
2. | [discuss frankly]
to have it out with somebody poner las cuentas claras con alguien |
have up
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
(inf & UK)
to have somebody up for something llevar a alguien al juzgado por algo