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English-German translation for: Haben
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German-English Dictionary: Haben
NOUN   das Haben | -
VERB  haben | hatte | gehabt
[Konjunktiv I] habe | [Konjunktiv II] hätte
[wir/sie/Sie] haben
[we/they/you] have
[we/they/you] got [Am.]
haben
to have
to possess
to have got
Haben {n}
creditacc.fin.
[wir/sie/Sie] haben nicht
[we/they/you] haven't
[we/they/you] have not
[we/they/you] ain't [coll.]
Haben Sie ... ?
Do you have ... ?
hitzefrei haben
[to have time off from school on account of excessively hot weather]
sie haben
they've [they have]
Sie haben ... [führen]
They do ... [beer, meals] [coll.]
wir haben
we've
zu haben
on offer
... Absichten haben
to be ... intentioned
(bekommen) haben
to have got
Abschlussstärke haben
to be a strong closer
Adleraugen haben
to be hawk-eyed
Aftersausen haben [ugs.] [derb] [Abgang von Blähungen]
to pass wind
Ahnung haben [ugs.]
to be savvy [coll.]
Analverkehr haben
to sodomise [Br.]
angebissen haben
to be hookedidiom
Angst haben
to fear
to be scared
to be terrified
to be frightened
to have the wind up
to be running scared
Anschluss haben
to connect
Ansehen haben
to carry authority
Anspruch haben
to be entitled
Appetit haben
to have an appetite
Arbeit haben
to be in work
to have a job
Aua haben [Baby-/Kindersprache]
to have a boo-boo [baby talk]idiom
Aufenthalt haben
to lay over [Am.]railtravel
Aufwind haben [fig.]
to be on a tear [coll.] [fig.] [period of success/high performance]idiom
Ausgang haben
to have a passmil.
Ausgangssperre haben [Soldaten]
to be confined to barracksmil.
ausgesorgt haben [ugs.]
to be set for life [coll.]
to have (got) it made [coll.]
Bammel haben [ugs.]
to be scared stiff [coll.]
Bange haben [regional]
to be afraid
Bauchschmerzen haben
to gripe [rare]med.
to have a pain in one's insides [coll.]med.
Bedenken haben
to scruple
to have scruples
to be embarrassed
to have reservations
Bedeutung haben
to carry weight
Befehlsbefugnis haben
to be in a commanding position
beieinander haben
to have together
Bereitschaftsdienst haben
to be on call
Bestand haben [fortdauern]
to last
to endure [to last]
Besuch haben [eine Person]
to have a visitor
Besuch haben [mehrere Personen]
to have visitors
Beweise haben
to have evidence
Beziehungen haben
to have connections
Bezug haben
to bear reference
Biss haben
to have punchidiom
Blähungen haben
to have flatulencemed.
to have gas [Am.]med.
to experience flatulencemed.
Connections haben [ugs.]
to have connections
Courage haben
to have cojones [esp. Am.] [coll.]
dabei haben
to pack [carry] [Am.]
Damenbesuch haben
to have a lady visitor
Diabetes haben
to be a diabetic
Dienst haben
to be on duty
dienstfrei haben
to be off duty
Dienstschluss haben
to go off duty
to come off duty
Drogenhalluzinationen haben
to trip [coll.]drugs
Durchfall haben
to have the shits [vulg.]
to ride the porcelain god [sl.]
to have the squits [Br.] [coll.] [to have diarrhoea]
to have the runs [coll.]med.
Durst haben
to be thirsty
Dünnschiss haben [vulg.]
to be shitting through the eye of a needle [vulg.]
Dünnschiss haben [vulg.] [Durchfall]
to have the squitters [Br.] [vulg.] [diarrhoea]
Einblick haben
to see behind the curtainidiom
Einfluss haben
to act [influence]
to have clout [coll.]
Erfolg haben
to thrive
to succeed
to prevail
to be successful
to attain success
to obtain success
to make the grade
to achieve success
to score a success
to meet with success
to work out [be successful]
to make a hit [fig.] [be successful]
Erfolg haben [Plan, Versuch]
to come off [to succeed]
Erfrierungen haben
to suffer (from) frostbite
etw. abrufbereit haben [im Gedächtnis]
to have instant recall of sth.
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