Verbs | |||||||
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| to have to | had, had | | haber de +inf. | ||||||
| to have aux. | had, had | | haber - verbo auxiliar para los tiempos compuestos de los verbos | ||||||
LEOs Zusatzinformationen: to have to - haber de
to have to
LEO’s declension/conjugation tables
Examples
- John has had an accident on his bike and has broken his leg. Now he can't walk for a few months.
John ha tenido un accidente en bici y se ha roto una pierna. Ahora no puede caminar hasta pasados unos meses. - The painting has fallen to the floor and the frame has broken.
El cuadro se ha caído al suelo y el marco se ha roto. - At last his talent has been recognised and he has been rewarded.
Por fin han reconcido su talento y le han premiado. - All our efforts have been in vain: they have chosen another project.
Todos nuestros esfuerzos han sido en vano: Han escogido otro proyecto.
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Aus dem Umfeld des Eintrags
Phrases / Collocations | |||||||
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| to have seen better days | haber visto tiempos mejores | ||||||
| has the cat got your tongue? | ¿te ha comido la lengua el gato? (Span.) | ||||||
| rumor has it (that) ... | hay rumores de que ... | ||||||
| Every cloud has a silver lining. | No hay mal que por bien no venga. | ||||||
| Every cloud has a silver lining. | No hay daño que no tenga apaño. | ||||||
