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I . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] V. aux. vb

3. have (render):

to have sth done
to have one's hair cut

4. have (must):

to have to do sth

5. have form (if):

had I/she/he etc. done sth, ...
če bi jaz/ona/on itd. kaj storil(a), ...

II . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] V. trans.

2. have (engage in):

have bath
kopati se [form. perf. skopati se]
have nap, party
have walk
to have a swim
to have a talk with sb
to have a try

5. have (be obliged):

to have [or have got] sth to do

6. have (give birth to):

to have a baby

8. have (hold):

to have [or have got]sb by the throat

9. have coloq.:

and what have you
to have had it (be broken)
to have had it (be tired)
nastradati coloq.
to have had it with sb/sth
I have had it with him!
to not have any [of it]
to have [or ingl. brit. ingl. austr.have got] nothing on sb (be less able)
to have [or ingl. brit. ingl. austr.have got] nothing on sb (be less able)
to have [or ingl. brit. ingl. austr.have got] nothing on sb (lack evidence)

III . have [hæv, həv] SUST. coloq.

have
have

have away V. trans. ingl. brit. inform.

have PHRVB have off :

have in V. trans.

1. have (call to do):

to have insb [to do sth]

2. have (show ability):

to have [or have got] it in one
to have it in for sb

have off V. trans.

1. have (have sex):

ingl. brit. ingl. austr. vulg inform. to have it off [with sb]
dol se dati [s kom]

2. have (take off):

have clothes
slačiti se [form. perf. sleči se]
have hat
snemati [form. perf. sneti]

3. have (detach):

have
odstranjevati [form. perf. odstraniti]

have on V. trans.

1. have (wear):

have clothes
have clothes

2. have (carry):

to have [or have got] sth on one

3. have (know about):

4. have ingl. brit. coloq. (trick):

to have sb on
to have sb on

5. have (plan):

to have [or have got] sth on

have out V. trans.

2. have coloq. (argue):

to have it out [with sb]

have over V. trans. to have sb over

have up V. trans.

1. have ingl. brit. DER. coloq. (indict):

to have sb up for sth

2. have (hang):

have

have to do with

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