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Dictionary Spanish → English: tener

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tener | tengo | tuve | tenido

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to have got sth.

2 Words: Verbs

tener arcadas

to gag [choke]

tener chorro [mex.] [cent.] [diarrea]

to have Montezuma's revenge [coll.] [diarrhoea]

tener coco [ser listo] [México] [col.]

to be a nerd [coll.] [pej.]

tener cuates {m.pl} [Bolivia] [col.]

to have friends

tener cuidado

med. tener diarrea

to have the trots [sl.]

tener lugar

tener lugar

tener lugar

tener lugar

tener miedo

tener prisa

to be in a hurry

to have to

tener sed {f}

tener suerte

3 Words: Verbs

tener a-algn/algo en cuenta

to consider sb./sth. [take into account]

tener algo en abundancia

to be flush with sth. [have an abundance of]

tener algo en cuenta

to take sth. into account

tener calada a algn [col.] [locución]

to have sb. taped [coll.] [idiom] [know the intentions of]

tener correlato con algo

to correlate with sth.

loc. tener entre algodones

to handle with kid gloves

tener esperanza de algo

tener experiencia en algo

to foretaste sth.

tener fijación con algo

to fixate on sth.

tener ilusión por algo

to be enthusiastic about sth.

tener inconveniente en algo

tener malas pulgas [col.]

to be in a bad temper

tener malas pulgas [col.] [locución]

to be bad-tempered [habitually]

tener miedo de algo

to be scared of sth.

tener morriña (de algo)

to feel homesick (for sth.)

tener permiso (para)

to be allowed to

tener previsto hacer algo

to anticipate doing sth.

Unverified tener txirrinta {f} de algo [tener ganas de algo] [esp.] [Pamplona] [Navarra]

to feel like doing something

tener un hijo

tener un sueño

to have a dream

tener una aventura

to have an affair

loc. tener una leche [esp.]

4 Words: Verbs

tener algo que ver con algo

to have sth. to do with sth.

loc. tener corazón de pierda

to be very hard-hearted

Unverified tener el guapo subido [col.] [esp.]

to feel handsome

tener miedo a / de algn/algo

to dread sb./sth.

Unverified tener olor a gladiolos [estar a punto de morir] [sur.] [Chile]

to be on the point of dying

tener pinta de extranjero [col.]

to look foreign

tener un tacto seboso

to feel greasy (to the touch)

tener une abundante fauna

to be rich in wildlife

tener vista de lince [fig.]

to have an eagle eye [fig.]

5+ Words: Others

Tal vez vayamos a tener una tormenta.

Perhaps we're going to have a storm.

tener los dientes de conejo {adj} [fig.] [pey.]

to be goofy [coll.] [pej.] [having large front teeth]

5+ Words: Verbs

no querer tener nada que ver con algn/algo

to have no truck with sb./sth. [idiom]

loc. no tener corazón para hacer algo

to not have the heart to do sth.

no tener dos dedos al frente [col.] [locución]

to be as thick as two short planks [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]

no tener el chichi para farolillos [esp.] [col.]

to wake up on the wrong side of the bed [Am.] [coll.]

no tener la más mínima posibilidad

to not have a cat in hell's chance [coll.] [idiom]

no tener ni repajolera idea de algo [locución]

to not have the faintest idea about sth. [idiom]

no tener pelos en la lengua [col.]

to tell it like it is [coll.]

no tener qué llevarse a la boca [col.] [locución]

to not have two brass farthings to rub together [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]

tener algo como los chorros del oro [col.]

to keep sth. spick and span [coll.]

tener diez años de edad

to be ten years old

tener diez años de edad

to be ten years of age

Unverified tener la cena de Pancho [tener sexo] [col.] [mex.]

tener la intención de hacer algo

to intend doing sth.

tener la intención de hacer algo

to intend to do sth.

loc. tener la sartén por el mango [col.]

[to have the command or advantage in a situation]

loc. tener la sartén por el mango [col.]

to be in the driver's seat [Am.] [coll.]

loc. tener la sartén por el mango [col.]

to be in the driving seat [Br.] [coll.]

Unverified tener más vueltas que la oreja [locución]

to beat around the bush [idiom]

tener toda la pinta de ser algo [locución]

to look suspiciously like sth. [idiom]

tener un humor de perros [col.] [fig.]

to be grumpy [coll.]

tener un poco de hambre

to be peckish [coll.]

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