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TO HAVE A GAME OF.
Echar una partida de.
TO HAVE AN APPOINTMENT.
Tener una cita.
TO HAVE A FLING.
Echar una cana al aire.
TO HAVE A LITTLE FLING.
Echar una canita al aire.
TO HAVE A WIDE LOOK OVER.
Tener una vista amplia sobre.
TO HAVE A WIDE READERSHIP.
Tener muchos lectores.
TO HAVE A SLIGHT NOTION OF.
Tener una ligera noción de.
TO HAVE A SMATTERING OF.
Tener una noción de.
TO HAVE A WAY WITH.
Saber cómo tratar a.
TO HAVE A WAY WITH PEOPLE.
Tener don de gentes.
TO HAVE A WAY WITH WORDS.
Tener facilidad de palabra.
TO HAVE A CRAVING TO OR FOR.
Tener un antojo de o para.
A GOOD UNDERSTANDING.
Tener una buena compresion
TO HAVE A MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.
Tener una compresion mutua.
TO HAVE A WHIM TO.
Tener un antojo.
TO HAVE A MAJOR (IN).
Tener estudios especializados (en).
TO HAVE A MAJOR DRAWBACK.
Sufrir un mayor revés.
TO HAVE A BAD TIME.
Pasar un mal rato.
TO HAVE A BAD EFFECT.
Hacer mal efecto.
TO HAVE A BAD NIGHT.
Pasar la noche mal.
TO HAVE A BAD TEMPER.
Tener mal carácter.
TO HAVE A THING ABOUT.
Estar obsesionado con
TO HAVE A FIT.
Tener un ataque.
TO HAVE A FIT OF ANGER
Tener un acceso de ira.
TO HAVE A RECONCILIATION.
Hacer las paces.
A BIG MOUTH.
Ser un bocazas.
TO HAVE A BIG FAMILY.
Tener mucha familia.
TO HAVE A BIG MOUTH.
Ser un bocazas.
TO HAVE A BIG TIME.
Divertirse de lo lindo.
TO HAVE A BIG SCARE.
Recibir un gran susto.
TO HAVE A BIG LAUGH.
Reírse con estrépito.
TO HAVE A BIG APPETITE.
Tener un gran apetito.
TO HAVE A DRINK.
Tomar algo.
TO HAVE A DRINK TO.
Brindar por.
TO HAVE TO DRINK TO.
Brindar por.
HAVE A DRINK ON THE HOUSE!
¡La casa invita!
TO HAVE A SNACK. Merendar.
A PICNIC. Merendar en el campo.
TO HAVE A SIP. Beber un sorbo.
TO TAKE A SIP. Tomar un sorbo.
TO HAVE A MEAL.
Comer.
TO HAVE A HURRIED MEAL.
Comer de prisa.
TO HAVE A THIRST FOR ANY.
Tener sed de.
TO HAVE A SHARP APPETITE.
Tener un apetito feroz.
TO HAVE A HEARTY
OR HEALTHY APPETITE.
Tener buen apetito.
TO HAVE A BATH. Darse un baño.
TO HAVE A FREE REIN. Tener carta blanca.
TO HAVE A GET-TOGETHER. Tener tertulia.
TO HAVE A FREE HAND. Tener campo libre.
TO HAVE A BREAKDOWN. Tener una averia.
TO HAVE A CIGARETTE. Fumarse un cigarro.
TO HAVE A BIRTHDAY. Tener un cumpleaños.
TO HAVE A GOOD BREAK.
Tener buena suerte.
TO HAVE A BREAK.
Tener una pausa en el trabajo.
TO HAVE A REST. Descansar.
TO HAVE A KIP. Dormir un rato.
TO HAVE A NAP. Echar la siesta.
TO HAVE A DOZE. Dormir la siesta.
TO HAVE A SIESTA. Echar una siesta.
TO TAKE A NAP. Echarse un sueñecito.
TO HAVE A SLEEP. Echar un sueñecito.
TO HAVE A BAD NIGHT. Pasar la noche mal.
TO HAVE A SHORT NAP. Echarse un sueñecito.
TO HAVE A SLEEPLESS NIGHT.
Pasar la noche en vela.
TO HAVE A SUPPOSITION.
Tener una suposición.
TO HAVE A HUNCH (THAT).
Tener una corazonada (de que).
TO HAVE A FEELING ABOUT.
Tener un presentimiento sobre.
TO HAVE A FEELING OF
Tener un sentimiento de.
TO HAVE A BAD FEELING.
Tener un mal presentimiento
TO HAVE A PREMONITION (OF).
Tener una premonicion (de).
TO HAVE A PRESENTIMENT (OF).
Tener un presentimiento (de).
TO HAVE A PRESING NEED FOR
Tener una necesidad acuciante para
TO HAVE A DECENT LIVING.
Tener un vivir decente.
TO LIVE REASONABLY WELL.
Vivir razonadamente bien.
TO HAVE A TIFF. Tener un bronca.
TO HAVE A QUARREL WITH. Reñir con.
TO HAVE A SPITE AGAINST. Tener inquina a.
TO HAVE A BAD TEMPER. Tener mal carácter.
TO HAVE A ROW. Tirarse los trastos a la cabeza.
TO HAVE A STRONG WILL.
Tener voluntad de hierro.
TO HAVE A HOT TEMPER.
Tener un genio violento/fuerte.
TO HAVE A GRUDGE (AGAINST).
Tener ojeriza, rencor o rabia (a).
TO HAVE A STRONG CHARACTER.
Tener un fuerte carácter.
TO HAVE A TALK WITH. Tener una charla con.
TO HAVE A GOOD PATTER. Tener mucha labia.
TO HAVE A LONG CHAT.Tener una larga charla.
TO HAVE A LONG TALK. Tener una larga charla.
TO HAVE A WORD TO SAY. Tener algo que decir.
TO HAVE A WORD WITH. Tener unas palabras con.
TO HAVE A SCREW LOOSE.
Tener un tornillo flojo, estar loco.
TO HAVE A LOOSE SCREW.
Faltar un tornillo.
TO HAVE A LOOSE TONGUE.
Tener la lengua suelta.
TO HAVE A SHARP TONGUE.
Tener una lengua viperina.
TO HAVE A LONG TONGUE.
Tener la lengua suelta.
TO HAVE A READY TONGUE.
Tener facilidad de palabra.
TO HAVE A GOOD LINE.
Tener mucha labia.
TO BE OUTSPOKEN.
Hablar mas de la cuenta.
TO HAVE A SAY.
Tener derecho a hablar,
tener poder de decisión.
TO HAVE A NERVE. Tener jeta.
TO HAVE A NECK. Tener mucha cara.
TO HAVE A THICK HIDE.Tener la cara dura.
TO HAVE A LOT OF CHEEK.
Tener más cara que un buey con paperas.
TO HAVE A LOOK OF. Tener un aire de.
TO HAVE A PEEP AT. Echar una ojeada a.
TO HAVE A LOOK OVER. Dominar con la vista.
TO HAVE A QUICK LOOK AT. Echar un vistazo a.
TO OVERVIEW.
Dominar con la vista.
TO HAVE A CLOSER VIEW OF.
Tener una vista cercana de.
TO HAVE A GOOD VIEW OF OR OVER.
Tener una vista amplia de o sobre.
TO HAVE A THIN TIME. Pasar un mal rato.
TO HAVE A BAD TIME. Pasar un mal rato
TO HAVE A HARD TIME. Pasar grandes apuros.
TO BE IN TROUBLE.
Pasar por un momento difícil.
TO HAVE A ROUGH TIME.
Sufrir privaciones;
Pasar un mal rato;
pasar incomodidades.
TO HAVE A PEE. Hacer pis.
TO HAVE A TRY AT. Intentar.
TO HAVE A SHAVE. Afeitarse.
TO HAVE A BINGE. Ir de juerga.
TO HAVE A PAUNCH. Tener tripa.
TO HAVE A WALK. Dar un paseo.
TO HAVE A LACK OF. Hacer falta.
TO HAVE A SMOKE. Echar un pitillo.
TO HAVE A STENCH. Tener mal olor.
TO HAVE A SOLUTION. Tener arreglo.
TO HAVE A HAIRCUT. Cortarse el pelo.
TO HAVE A RELATION. Tener relación.
TO HAVE A LOOK AT. Dar una vistazo a.
TO HAVE A SHOWER. Tomar una ducha.
TO HAVE A DRAWBACK. Sufrir un revés.
TO HAVE A HEART. Tener buen corazón.
TO HAVE A LONG LIFE. Tener larga vida.
TO HAVE A FLAT FALL. Caer de plancha.
TO HAVE A PUFF. Dar una chupada o calada.
TO HAVE A WEAK POINT. Tener un punto débil.
TO HAVE A NICE JOURNEY. Tener un buen viaje.
TO HAVE A MEETING (IN). Tener una reunión (en).
TO HAVE A WEAKNESS FOR. Tener debilidad por.
TO HAVE A PROPENSITY FOR.Tener propensión a.
TO HAVE A HIGH OPINION OF.
Tener buen concepto de.
TO THINK HIGHLY OF ANYONE.
Valorar mucho a alguien.
TO HAVE A HIGH OPINION OF ONESELF.
Estimarse o valorarse mucho.
TO HAVE A HAVE A HIGH PROFILE.
Tener un papel preponderante.
TO HAVE A FRIEND AT COURT.
Tener un amigo en la corte.
TO HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN.
Sacarse una foto.
TO HAVE A PERSONAL INTEREST.
Tener un interés personal.
TO HAVE A PERSONAL IN THE MATTER.
Tener un interés personal en el asunto.
TO HAVE A REAL GOOD CHANCE.
Tener una buena oportunidad.
TO HAVE A POSSIBILITY.
Tener una posibilidad.
TO HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD.
Estar obligado con.
TO HAVE A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF.
Tener un profundo conocimiento.
TO HAVE A VOICE BUT NO VOTE.
Tener voz consultiva,
tener voz pero no voto.
