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Dictionary Spanish ↔ English: to have to

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to have | had | had ...

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I would like (to have) ...

estar arrecho [col.] [sur.]

to want to have sex

Tenéis que portaros bien.

You have to behave yourselves.

We'll (just) have to wait and see.

loc. no tener corazón para hacer algo

to not have the heart to do sth.

¿Dónde demonios se han metido? [locución]

Where the devil have they got to? [idiom]

no tener nada que ver con algn/algo

to have nothing to do with sb./sth.

Unverified estar al pedo [no tener nada que hacer] [sur.] [Buenos Aires] [col.]

to have nothing to do

tender a ser algo

to have a tendency to be sth.

tener algo que ver con algo

to have sth. to do with sth.

Tal vez vayamos a tener una tormenta.

Perhaps we're going to have a storm.

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

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

to have fun

Partial Matches

Have you .....?

to have fun

to have lunch

to have dinner

Do you have ....?

[I] have

to have sth.

to have a shower [Br.]

gastr. merendar

to have an afternoon snack

to have a good time

to have a good time

to have (got) sth.

to have got sth.

Unverified tomar el desayuno

to have breakfast

to have a runny nose

to have sth. for lunch

to have a baby

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

to have friends

¿Tiene (Usted) ... ? [formal]

Do you have ... ?

tener un sueño

to have a dream

med. tener diarrea

to have the trots [sl.]

(Have a) good trip!

acabar de empezar

to have just started

bañarse [lavarse]

to have a bath [Br.]

tener una aventura

to have an affair

med. estar muy resfriado

to have a heavy cold

Unverified agarrar patín [divertirse] [mex.] [col.]

to have fun

tomar una ducha

to have a shower [Br.]

darse una ducha

to have a shower [Br.]

Unverified andar chuña {f} [cent.] [El Salvador] [col.]

to have nothing

to have [auxiliary verb used to form compound tenses]

echarse un coyotito [col.] [mex.]

to have a siesta

Debí advinar que ...

I should have guessed that ...

estar kh'encha [Bolivia] [col.]

to have bad luck

necesitar de algn/algo

to have need of sb./sth.

Unverified vacilar [salir a divertirse] [sur.] [Chile] [col.]

to have fun

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