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Terms for subject British usage, not spelling containing having | all forms | exact matches only
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have a flat tyreпробить колесо (4uzhoj)
have a go atнападать (The press is having a go at the Prime Minister. 4uzhoj)
have a knock-backполучить отказ (напр. о приёме на работу Taras)
have a lie-downприлечь ненадолго (отдохнуть Bullfinch)
have a look inиметь шансы на успех (to have a look in = to get a look in; Both are usually used in negative sentences or in questions. TarasZ)
have a look inиметь шансы (TarasZ)
have a natterточить лясы (Anglophile)
have a plum in one's mouthговорить с акцентом, характерным для британских дворян (Boris Gorelik)
have a shuftiглянуть (Anglophile)
have a shuftiвзглянуть (Anglophile)
have a slashотлить (Anglophile)
have a spot?Выпить хочешь?
have another dashсделать ещё одну попытку (at something: ‘She cut me.' ‘Never mind. Be a sportsman. Have another dash at her.' ‘She looked clean through me.' ‘Well, don't mind that. Stick at it.' (P.G. Wodehouse) – Попытайся / Попробуй ещё раз. ART Vancouver)
have another dashпопытаться ещё раз (at something: ‘She cut me.' ‘Never mind. Be a sportsman. Have another dash at her.' ‘She looked clean through me.' ‘Well, don't mind that. Stick at it.' (P.G. Wodehouse) – Попытайся / Попробуй ещё раз. ART Vancouver)
have got some neckиметь наглость, осмелиться (AnnaOchoa)
have onразыгрывать (e.g., he is just having you on Anglophile)
have rowsскандалить (My parents often have rows, but my dad does most of the shouting. (Cambridge Dictionary) ART Vancouver)
have rowsссориться (My parents often have rows, but my dad does most of the shouting. (Cambridge Dictionary) ART Vancouver)
have sb onдразнить (кого-либо; He’s having you on; ignore him. kristy021)
have the honour to do something, of doing somethingиметь честь (Charikova)
I'm not having itя этого не потерплю (Abysslooker)