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verb · possession · direct translation
to own or possess something
terhave
Also found as: has · had · having
We have enough time.
have timehave a carhave enough
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have
/hæv/verb · A1
MAIN MEANING
A1have
to own or possess something
terhave
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2
verb · experience · meaning depends on context
to experience, receive, or take part in something
ter / passar porhave / experience
We had a useful meeting this morning.
have a meetinghave a problemhave a good time
3
auxiliary verb · grammar · expressed through grammar
the auxiliary used to form perfect verb constructions
auxiliar terhave (perfect auxiliary)
I have finished the report.
have finishedhave seenhave been
We have enough time.
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