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vt/i (had, had) l. imati; posjedovati; sadržati; dobiti, primiti; znati; razumjeti ([he has no Greek]); [sl] nasamariti; tvrditi; kazati ([as Plato has it]); dopustiti; trpjeti ([I will not # you say such things]); čuti, saznati ([from ] od); pojesti; popiti ([we had some eggs and coffee]); dovesti u nepriliku; pobjediti; dati napraviti; pretrpjeti; željeti ([What would you # me do]) 2. s infinitivom: morati, trebati ([Ihave to go]) / [sl] you # been had = nasamarili su te; to # a p shot = dati koga ustrijeliti; to # about one = imati uza se; to # a p down = imati koga kao gosta; to # a p in = imati koga u kući, kod sebe; to # sth in = imati što u kući; [sl] to # it off ([with a p]) = imati ljubavni odnošaj (s kim); to # sth on = imati na sebi, nositi (odjeću); imati obavezu, imati u programu; [coll] to # a p on = varati koga, nasamariti, (po)vući za nos; to # a p up = imati u gostima; izvesti koga pred sud; [sl] let him # it = udesi ga valjano, sredi ga, daj mu da osjeti; [parl] the Ayes # it = većina je za to; I had him there = potukao sam ga, bio sam mu u tome nadmoćan; had better = bolje bi bilo; I had rather = radije bih; # done! = prestani!, dosta!; to # done with = dovršiti, prestati; to # sth done = dati što napraviti; # your hair cut = daj se ošišati; he had his head cut off = odrubili su mu galvu; to # it out with (a p) = objasniti se (s kim), izvesti što načistac (s kim); izvesti načistac; to # by heart = znati napamet; to # and to hold = čvrsto držati, ne puštati iz ruku; to # a baby = dobiti dijete; # it your own way = radi kako te volja, neka bude po tvojemu; to # in mind = imati na umu; to # breakfast, lunch, dinner (supper), tea = doručkovati; ručati; večerati; užinati; to # ready = spremiti, pripremiti; to # a good time = dobro se zabavljati, dobro se provesti; to # a look = pogledati; let's # a drink! = popijmo nešto!, popijmo čašicu!; to # a chat = (po)čavrljati; to # a swim = plivati; to # a walk = prošetati se; to # a wash = oprati se; to # a rest = otpočinuti; let me # a try = daj da (ja) pokušam; to # a smoke = popušiti cigaretu; # a cigarette! = izvoli(te) cigaretu!; [sl] you # had it = propao si, nadrljao si; ništa od toga; he will # it that he is right = on tvrdi da ima pravo; he had an arm broken = slomio je ruku ; I won't # it = ja to neću trpjeti; you # it right = pogodio si; coffee is not to be had here = ovdje se ne može dobiti kava; you # me, # you not? = vi me razumijete, zar ne?; to # to do with (a p, th) = imati posla (sa), imati veze (s kim, čim); I had as well... = bilo bi isto tako dobro kad bih...* * *
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