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1 tener muchos invitados en casa
• have a lot of nerve• have a lot of patience• have a lot of people in• have a lot of personality• have many customers• have many irons in the fire• have patience• have pending• have people in• have permissionDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > tener muchos invitados en casa
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2 tener buenas aldabas
• have a lot of experience• have a lot of initiative• have a lot of pluck• have a lot of snags• have provision for• have pull with -
3 tener muchísimo tiempo disponible
• have a lot of spirit• have a lot on one's plate• have a whim• have a whole lot to do• have lots of go• have lots to do• have very little to• have visitedDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > tener muchísimo tiempo disponible
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4 tener mucho valor
• have a lot of cheek• have a lot of desire• have a lot of people in• have a lot of practice -
5 divertirse de lo lindo
• have a bad temper• have a bank account in• have a big mouth• have a bill noted• have a GPF• have a great vision for the future• have a lot of desire• have a lot of influence• have the sulks• have the upper hand• live it up -
6 tener mucho que perder
• have a lot to• have a lot to promise• have to one's credit• have too much of• stand to lose a lot -
7 tener mucho rostro
• have a loose tongue• have a lot of children• have a lot of initiative• have a lot of patience -
8 divertirse mucho
• have a GPF• have a great vision for the future• have a lot of desire• have a lot of influence• have gray hair• have great influence• have plenty of• have plenty of money at hand -
9 tener mucho que hacer
• have a lot on one's plate• have a lot to lose• have a whim to• have a wide cultural knowledge• have lots of money• have luck• have one's hair done• have one's hands tied -
10 divertirse en grande
• have a big mouth• have a bill noted• have a lot of desire• have a lot of influence• have a rough tongue• have a run of bad luck• live it up -
11 divertirse a lo grande
• have a few doubts• have a fiery temper• have a lot of desire• have a lot of influence -
12 divertirse como loco
• have a lot of desire• have a lot of influence• have a weakness for• have a whim -
13 tener muchísimo que
• have a lot of time left• have a lot to do• have much desired• have much waited for -
14 tener muchísimo que hacer
• have a lot on one's plate• have a lot to lose• have one's hair done• have one's hands tiedDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > tener muchísimo que hacer
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15 tener mucho tiempo disponible
• have a lot of spirit• have a lot on one's plate• have more than enough• have much toDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > tener mucho tiempo disponible
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16 tener muchos hijos
• have a kip• have a laughing fit• have a lot of• have a lot of courage -
17 tener tela de qué cortar
• have a long innings• have a long talk• have a lot of success• have a lot toDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > tener tela de qué cortar
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18 cargarse de familia
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19 llenarse de hijos
• have a lot of• have a lot of courage -
20 tener correa
• have a lot of money• have a lot of people home
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