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Significados de "have in" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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have in hacer entrar [v]

Significados de "have in" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

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have confidence in tener confianza en [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth el corazón en un puño [m]
have someone in one's back pocket faltriquera [f]
have in mind acariciar [v]
have in mind atender [v]
have settled in avecindarse [v]
have two masses in one day binar [v]
have a frog in one’s throat carraspear [v]
have worn out the steel in a tool desacerarse [v]
have no confidence in desconfiar [v]
have no confidence in dudar [v]
have put a door or window in enquiciarse [v]
have put in order enquiciar [v]
have pocketed a ball in billiards entronerarse [v]
have root in estribar [v]
have a foot caught in a stirrup estribarse [v]
have someone stand in for revezarse [v]
have pain in sentirse [v]
have their root in estribar [v]
have flowers in a state of pollination cerner [v]
(for someone) have a part in tomar parte en (algo, una persona) [v]
have in store deparar [v]
have one's head in the clouds pajarear [v]
have in a certain condition traer [v]
have in common compartir [v]
have roots in entroncarse [v]
have a degree in something tener una licenciatura en algo [v]
have a lie-in quedarse en la cama hasta tarde [v]
have a say in something tener voz y voto en algo [v]
have difficulty in doing something tener dificultad en hacer algo [v]
have difficulty in doing something tener dificultad para hacer algo [v]
have it in for someone tenerla tomada con alguien [v]
have no say in something no tener voz y voto en algo [v]
have one's leg in traction tener la pierna escayolada en alto [v]
have something in mind tener algo en mente [v]
have time in hand tener tiempo de sobra [v]
have something in common tener algo en común [v]
have in store estar por venir [v]
have in store deparar el futuro [v]
have friends in high places tener santos en la corte [v]
have it in for somebody tenerle ganas [v]
have it in for somebody tenerla tomada con alguien [v]
have a roll in the hay darse un revolcón [v]
have no place in no tener ningún lugar en [v]
have served one's time in the army cumplir [v]
have shares in a company participar en una empresa [v]
have an interest in doing something sentir interés por hacer algo [v]
have an interest in doing something tener interés por hacer algo [v]
have an interest in something sentir interés por algo [v]
have an interest in something tener interés por algo [v]
have paralysis in one arm estar paralizado de un brazo [v]
have confidence in something dar crédito a algo [v]
have success in tener éxito en [v]
have interests in something tener intereses en algo [v]
have a leg in plaster tener una pierna enyesada [v]
have eyes that look in different directions torcer la vista [v]
have eyes that look in different directions torcer los ojos [v]
have in mind traer entre manos [v]
arrangement in both parents have the custody of a child custodia compartida
defect discovered in goods after they have been bought gabarro [m]
have a balance in one's favor avanzar [v]
have pleasure in deleitarse [v]
have no confidence in desconfiar [v]
have delight in engolosinarse [v]
have in view mirar [v]
have oneself in hand manejarse [v]
have in mind's eye proponerse [v]
have in one's eye proponerse [v]
have a cast in the eye ser bisojo [v]
have a pain in one's back tener dolor de espaldas [v]
have a pain in one's back tener dolor de riñones [v]
have a cast in one's eye bizcar [v]
have a cast in one's eye torcer la vista [v]
have well in hand estar sobre [v]
(in the conga religion) magical vessel in whose vicinity it is prohibited to have sex caldero [m] CU
a game in which participants have to write in a particular period of time words that start with a specific letter bachillerato [m] CL
a dance in which participants have to pay an anticipated fee baile de guante [m] GT
equestrian bet in which you have to pick five of the six winners of the races that are held cinco y seis [m] COdisused
game in which the participants have a limited number of turns to introduce the marbles into a hole choclón [m] CL
coffee with many impurities, made up of grains that have dried in the coffee tree before harvest pasilla [m] CO
long bag with rags or some weight that boys use in parties to have fun fighting salbeque [m] SV
bird that does not have feathers in its neck caracunca [f] BO
not have a care in the world soltada de trenzas [f] CL
person responsible for informal or unofficial procedures in exchange for remuneration, especially to immigrants who do not have papers in order gavilán [m/f] CR
have mechanical problems in a car due to the low pressure of high altitude areas apuñarse [v] AR
have spasmodic muscle pain (particularly in the calves) arratonarse [v] CR
astutely evade an expected difficulty in order to not have to deal with it culipandear algo [v] CUDOPRVE
have a fever and feel pain in one's joints escoyuntarse [v] PR
put face to face two fighter cocks that have stopped fighting due to fatigue or wounds in order to continue the fight or decide the winner carear [v] DOPRBO
have in stock cargar [v] GTHNSVNIPA
be in a bad mood and have a scowl on one's face jetear [v] BOderog.
be in a bad mood and have a scowl on one's face jetear [v] PErur.
have a lump in one's throat koltar [v] BO
have a strange feeling in one's teeth and gums due to eating something bitter, hearing high-pitched noises, or touching certain items destemplar [v] MXGTHNCRPACOECPEBOCL
have several alcoholic drinks in a row embicar [v] DO
have something fall in one's lap nancear [v] HNSV
have one's head in the clouds pajaronear [v] CLUY
have sex several times in a row recoger [v] SVNI
have one's head in the clouds estar alguien en el aire [v] CU
have in mind asestar [v] disused
have a part in caber [v] disused
not have confidence in defiar [v] disused
have no confidence in desfiuzar [v] disused
have the tip of a beak broken in a cockfight despicarse [v] COARUY
have faith in enfiar [v] disused
have drawn up a document in regular form estilarse [v] disused
in a state of irritation/uneasiness caused by a situation where a number of expectations have not been met con la bala pasada [adv] CL
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while in traditional festivals and some folkloric dances so that the dancers can have a drink or sing a folk song in a cheeky tone ¡aro! [interj] CLAR
Idioms
have a finger in the pie meterse en algo [v]
have one’s head in the clouds estar en babia [v]
have one's heart in one's boots estar con el alma en un hilo [v]
have one's heart in one's boots caerse muerto de miedo [v]
have one's heart in one's boots no llegarle a uno la camisa al cuerpo [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth no llegarle a uno la camisa al cuerpo [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth estar con el alma en un puño [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth tener el alma en un hilo [v]
have one's heart in one's boots estar con el alma en un puño [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth caerse muerto de miedo [v]
have one's heart in one's boots tener el alma en un hilo [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth estar con el alma en un hilo [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth estar muerto de miedo [v]
have one's heart in one's mouth estar con el alma en vilo [v]
have one's heart in one's boots estar muerto de miedo [v]
have one's heart in one's boots estar con el alma en vilo [v]
have something in mind tener en mente algo [v]
have something in one's blood llevar algo en sangre [v]
have stars in one's eyes estar ilusionado [v]
have an ace in the hole tener un as en la manga [v]
have ants in one's pants estar agitado [v]
have eyes in the back of one's head tener ojos en la nuca [v]
have nothing in common no tener nada en común [v]
have music in one's blood llevar la música en el alma [v]
have one's foot in the grave estar con el alma en la boca [v]
have ice-cold water in one's veins no tener alma [v]
have a foot in both camps nadar entre dos aguas [v]
have butterflies in one’s stomach sentir un nudo en el estómago [v]
have butterflies in one’s stomach tener un nudo en el estómago [v]
have ants in one's pants ser un culo de mal asiento [v]
have a run-in with someone andar en dares y tomares con alguien [v]
have one's head in the sky vivir en las nubes [v]
have one's head in the sky andar por las nubes [v]
have one's head in the sky estar en las nubes [v]
have one's head in the clouds cazar moscas [v]
have windmills in one's head cazar moscas [v]
have blind confidence in creer algo a puño cerrado [v]
have one's ducks in a row levantar cabeza [v]
have one's ducks in a row alzar cabeza [v]
have eyes in the back of your head andar con cuatro ojos [v]
have eyes in one's back of head andar con cuatro ojos [v]
have one foot in the grave cantarle a alguien el tecolote [v]