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(hatte,gehabt) - {to get (got,got) được, có được, kiếm được, lấy được, nhận được, xin được, hỏi được, tìm ra, tính ra, mua, học, mắc phải, ăn, bắt được, đem về, thu về, hiểu được, nắm được, đưa, mang, chuyền, đem, đi lấy - bị, chịu, dồn vào thế bí, dồn vào chân tường, làm bối rối lúng túng không biết ăn nói ra sao, làm cho, khiến cho, sai ai, bảo ai, nhờ ai, to have got có, phải, sinh, đẻ, tìm hộ, mua hộ, xoay hộ - cung cấp, đến, tới, đạt đến, trở nên, trở thành, thành ra, đi đến chỗ, bắt đầu, cút đi, chuồn - {to have (had,had) có, biết được, uống, hút, hưởng, cho phép, muốn, biết, hiểu, nhớ, có bổn phận phải, bắt buộc phải, nói, cho là, chủ trương, tin chắc là, thắng, thắng thế, tóm, nắm, nắm chặt &), sai khiến - nhờ, bảo, bắt, bịp, lừa bịp - {to own} là chủ của, nhận, nhìn nhận, thừa nhận là có, thừa nhận là đúng, cam tâm nhận, thú nhận, đầu thú - {to possess} chiếm hữu, ám ảnh = sie haben {they have}+ = wir haben {we've}+ = gern haben {to be fond of; to like; to love}+ = lieb haben {to be fond of}+ = übrig haben {to spare}+ = recht haben {to be justified; to be on solid ground; to be right}+ = nötig haben {to be in need of; to have need of; to require; to want}+ = nicht haben {to lack}+ = zu tun haben [mit] {to be concerned [with]}+ = es eilig haben {to be in a hurry; to be pressed for time}+ = sehr gern haben {to be fond of; to be partial}+ = genug haben von {to be tired of}+ = zu tun haben mit {to deal with; to touch}+ = so will er es haben {that's the way he wants it}+ = nicht genug von etwas haben {to be short of something}+
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