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to have evidence Beweise haben
to have evil intentions Böses im Schilde führen [Redewendung]
to have exclusive right of disposal of sth. [e.g. account] über etw. allein verfügungsberechtigt sein [z. B. Konto]
to have eyes like a hawk [fig.]Adleraugen haben [fig.]
to have eyes like gimletsAugen wie ein Luchs haben
to have fair curly hair blond gelockt sein
to have faith in oneselfan sich [Akk.] selbst glauben
to have faith in sth. an etw. [Akk.] glauben
to have fallen for one anothersich ineinander verliebt haben
to have fallen out of the ugly tree (and hit every branch on the way down) [Br.] [pej.] [idiom]hässlich wie die Nacht sein [pej.] [Redewendung]
to have fallen out with sb. mit jdm. zerstritten sein
to have fancy ideas [esp. Br.] Flausen im Kopf haben [ugs.]
to have far-reaching consequencesvon großer Tragweite sein
to have feet of clayeinen Makel auf der weißen Weste haben
to have feet of clay eine verborgene Schwäche haben
to have feet of clayauf tönernen Füßen stehen
to have few side effectsnebenwirkungsarm sein
to have finished (off) sth. [e.g. soup, milk] etw. [Akk.] aushaben [ugs.] [regional] [aufgegessen / ausgetrunken haben, z. B. Suppe, Milch]
to have finished sth. [e.g. book, newspaper] etw. [Akk.] aushaben [ugs.] [ausgelesen haben]
to have finished with sth. mit etw. [Dat.] fertig sein
to have finished with sth. [book, newspaper, discussion] etw. durchhaben [ugs.]
to have first call [idiom]Vorrang haben [bei Personen]
to have first call on sth. [idiom] ein Vorrecht auf etw. [Akk.] haben
to have first pickdie erste Wahl haben
to have first refusal on sth.Vorkaufsrecht für etw. haben
to have first-hand experience of sth. etw. am eigenen Leib erfahren
to have first-hand knowledge of sth. etw. aus erster Hand wissen
to have flatulenceBlähungen haben
to have foot-in-mouth disease [coll.] [idiom]von einem Fettnäpfchen ins nächste treten [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to have forgotten sth. etw. nicht mehr im Kopf haben
to have forgotten the time die Zeit vergessen haben
to have forty winks ein Nickerchen machen [ugs.]
to have four linesvierzeilig sein
to have four numbers in the lotteryeinen Vierer im Lotto haben [ugs.]
to have free house [coll.] [to have the house to oneself]sturmfreie Bude haben [ugs.]
to have free rein (to do sth.) freie Hand haben (etw. zu tun)
to have free reins freien Lauf haben
to have fucked one's brains out [vulg.] [idiom] sich [Dat.] das Gehirn rausgevögelt haben [vulg.] [Redewendung]
to have fucked sb.'s brains out [vulg.] [idiom] jdm. das Gehirn rausgevögelt haben [vulg.] [Redewendung]
to have full rein [idiom]freie Hand haben [Redewendung]
to have fun Spaß haben
to have fun eine Gaudi haben [österr.] [bayer.] [ugs.]
to have fun doing sth.sich [Dat.] einen Spaß daraus machen, etw. zu tun
to have gas [Am.] Blähungen haben
to have German citizenship deutscher Staatsangehöriger sein
to have German nationalitydeutscher Staatsangehöriger sein
to have given one's word to sb. (bei) jdm. im Wort sein
to have goneweg sein
to have gonedahin sein
to have gone astray vom Wege abgekommen
to have gone bats [sl.] [dated] [idiom]mit dem Steinbeil gepudert sein [ugs.] [selten] [Redewendung]
to have gone missing [persons] vermisst (worden) sein [Personen]
to have gone on the wagon [coll.] [to have stopped drinking alcoholic beverages] trocken geworden sein [ugs.] [keinen Alkohol mehr trinken]
to have gone out of style aus der Mode gekommen sein
to have gone out with the ark [hum.] [Br.] [idiom] vorsintflutlich sein [hum.] [Redewendung]
to have gone sour on sb./sth.jdn./etw. nicht mehr mögen
to have gone the way of the dododer Vergangenheit angehören
to have gone to the devil [idiom] zum Teufel sein [Redewendung] [kaputt, zerstört]
to have good chances on the job marketgute Chancen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt haben
to have good dress sensesich zu kleiden wissen
to have good English gut Englisch können
to have good eyesightgute Augen haben
to have good hearing ein gutes Gehör haben
to have good prospectseine rosige Zukunft (vor sich [Dat.]) haben
to have good prospects of sth.etw. in Aussicht haben
to have good reason to do sth.guten Grund haben, etw. zu tun
to have good suspension gut federn
to have good tires [Am.]gut bereift sein
to have good transport connections eine gute verkehrstechnische Anbindung haben
to have good transport connections verkehrstechnisch gut angebunden sein
to have good transport connections eine gute Verkehrsanbindung haben
to have good tyres [Br.] gut bereift sein
to have good visibility gute Sicht haben
to have goods available Waren vorhalten
to have goose fleshHühnerhaut haben [österr.] [schweiz.] [regional]
to have gotbesitzen
to have got / gotten a fix on sth. [coll.]eine feste Meinung über etw. erlangt haben
to have got going [started to move]in Fahrt geraten sein
to have got it made [coll.]ein gemachter Mann sein
to have got it made [idiom] sich [Akk.] ins gemachte Nest setzen [Redewendung]
to have got more rabbit than Sainsbury's [Br.] [idiom] [chatter incessantly]wie ein Wasserfall reden [Redewendung]
to have got one's hands full with someone seine liebe Not mit jemandem haben
to have got one's teeth into sb./sth. [coll.] [idiom]jdn./etw. am / beim Wickel haben [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to have got over a bad patch aus der Talsohle (wieder) heraus sein
to have got sb./sth. [coll.] [present tense] [possess] jdn./etw. haben
to have got sb./sth. [have come into possession of] jdn./etw. bekommen haben
to have got sth. etw. [Akk.] (bekommen) haben
to have got the drop on sb. [coll.]jdm. gegenüber im Vorteil sein
to have got the go-ahead (for sth.) grünes Licht (für etw.) haben
to have got the green light (for sth.) grünes Licht (für etw.) haben
to have got the knack (for it) [coll.]den Dreh raushaben [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to have got the run of the place sturmfreie Bude haben
to have got things straightened out with oneself [idiom] mit sich [Dat.] selbst im Reinen sein [Redewendung]
to have got things straightened out with sb. mit jdm. im Reinen sein [Redewendung]
to have got to müssen
to have got to ... [do sth.] [coll.] [esp. Am.] [orally often used without "have" and sometimes pronounced as "gotta"] müssen
to have got what was coming to onesein Fett weghaben [ugs.]
to have (got) (a) cramp einen Krampf haben
to have (got) in common gemeinsam haben
to have (got) it made [coll.]ausgesorgt haben [ugs.]
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