Was heißt »bei­sam­men­ha­ben« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• "Have you finished painting the living room?" "No, I've still got the skirting boards to do."

• We've still got a lot to do today.

• We still have a lot to do today.

• How long do I have to stay in hospital?

• How long have I got to stay in hospital?

• I must have taken a wrong turn.

• I've got to get some jabs.

• I learned to drive and got a driving licence when I was eighteen.

• Anna brought me a hat from Spain which was made in China.`

• I've got to go, otherwise they'll start without me.

• Tom and Mary sat together for a long time enjoying life on this mild Cretan evening.

• "Where's Dad?" "He's gone to the baker's to get some bread rolls for breakfast."

• I've been waiting for days, but I haven't heard a peep from Tom. I'm starting to get worried.

• "You've got a stain on your trousers. You can't go out like that." "Oh, no one'll notice." "No one'll notice? I bet they won't!"

• "There's something I need to do." "But you've only just got here!"

• You've got two kids.

• You've got two children.

• You have two kids.

• You have two children.

• We have a son and a daughter.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

ha­ben:

be available

be free

contain

feel

have got

must

stand on ceremony