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Dictionary French English: have

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VERB  to have | had | had ... 
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SYNO   to have | to have got | to hold ... 
cuis. se taper un bon repas [fam.]to have a slap-up meal
avoir une légère avance (sur qn.)to have a slight edge (over sb.)
méd. avoir de faibles chances de s'en tirerto have a slim chance of pulling through
comm. fin. avoir une faible margeto have a small profit margin
avoir un faible pour qn. [loc.]to have a soft spot for sb. [idiom]
avoir un faible pour qn./qc.to have a soft spot for sb./sth. [idiom]
avoir un air revêcheto have a sour look on one's face
faire faire un double des clésto have a spare set of keys cut
être en verveto have a spring in one's step
être coincé du cul [loc.]to have a stick up your arse [Br.] [vulg.] [idiom]
être coincé du cul [loc.]to have a stick up your ass [Am.] [vulg.] [idiom]
anat. avoir un point de côtéto have a stitch (in one's side)
dire ses quatre vérités à qn. [fam.] [loc.]to have a straight talk with sb. [idiom]
être très résoluto have a strength of purpose
avoir du pot [chance] [fam.]to have a stroke of luck
avoir son style propreto have a style of one's own
avoir le don de faire qc.to have a talent for doing sth.
pol. goûter au pouvoirto have a taste of power
méd. avoir 38 degrés de fièvreto have a temperature of 38 degrees
avoir tendance à faire qc.to have a tendency to do sth.
être sujet à faire qc.to have a tendency to do sth.
avoir un caillou dans la chaussure [loc.] [fig.]to have a thorn in the side [idiom] [fig.]
posséder qc. [sujet, matière, technique]to have a thorough knowledge of sth.
anat. méd. ressentir des fourmillements dans le brasto have a tingling sensation in one's arm
méd. avoir le dos coincé [fam.]to have a trapped nerve in one's back
avoir des remordsto have a twinge of conscience
sport mener par deux butsto have a two-goal lead
avoir une vague idée de qc.to have a vague idea of sth.
être souple comme une anguilleto have a very agile mind
anat. être très sensible de la gorgeto have a very delicate throat
avoir une relation très conflictuelle avec qn.to have a very stormy relationship with sb.
avoir un intérêt personnel dans qc. [loc.]to have a vested interest in sth. [idiom]
avoir une vocation pour faire qc.to have a vocation for doing sth.
avoir une vocation pour faire qc.to have a vocation to do sth.
avoir du coffre [fam.] [loc.]to have a voice like a foghorn [idiom]
assurer avec les fillesto have a way with the girls
s'éclaterto have a whale of a time [idiom]
drôlement bien s'amuserto have a whale of a time [idiom]
prendre du bon temps [loc.]to have a whale of a time [idiom]
s'amuser comme un fou [loc.]to have a whale of a time [idiom]
s'en payer une tranche [loc.]to have a whale of a time [idiom]
se donner du bon temps [loc.]to have a whale of a time [idiom]
se payer du bon temps [loc.]to have a whale of a time [idiom]
comm. avoir des stocks de qc. [fam.]to have a whole stock of sth.
hort. avoir un déploiement magnifique de dahliasto have a wonderful show of dahlias
avoir un mot sur le bout de la langue [loc.]to have a word on the tip of one's tongue [idiom]
toucher un mot de qc. à qn. [loc.]to have a word with sb. about sth. [idiom]
sociol. être d'origine populaireto have a working-class background
avoir un débouché sur la merto have access to the sea
réunir les qualités nécessairesto have all the necessary qualifications
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