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Translation for 'to have got' from English to Serbian

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to have | to have got | to hold

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Translation for 'to have got' from English to Serbian

to have got: имати

поседовати
I have got it! [coll.]: Сад разумем!

I got ...: unverified Имам ...
has got: unverified има
to have: имати [несв.]
I have ...: unverified Имам ...
to have to: морати [несв.]
Do you have ... ?: Имате ли ... ?
to have the balls [sl.] [courage]: unverified imati muda
We have only just begun.: unverified Тек смо почели.
to have an ace up one's sleeve [idiom]: unverified имати кеца у рукаву [несв.] [фиг.]

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Contains translations by TU Chemnitz and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (German-English only).
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	имати	to have got
	поседовати	to have got
4 Words
	Сад разумем!	I have got it! `[coll.]`
Partial Matches
	unverified Имам ...	I got ...
	unverified има	has got
	имати `[несв.]`	to have
	unverified Имам ...	I have ...
	морати `[несв.]`	to have to
	Имате ли ... ?	Do you have ... ?
	unverified imati muda	to have the balls `[sl.]` `[courage]`
	unverified Тек смо почели.	We have only just begun.
	unverified имати кеца у рукаву `[несв.]` `[фиг.]`	to have an ace up one's sleeve `[idiom]`