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Meanings of have got in English

Catalan
tenir
Spanish
tener

To hold or possess either in an abstract or concrete sense.

tenir
Usage of have got in English
1
And Frodo wouldn't have got far without Sam, would he, dad?'' '
The two towers
2
I think we have got a very good chance against South Africa.
The Guardian
3
Irish companies have got to have something new and different to offer.
The Irish Times
4
I have got faith in the good sense of the British people.
The Irish Times
5
We have got absolutely no access to these places at the moment.
The Guardian
6
You can't tell me that 50 other countries have got it wrong.
Radio NZ
7
After a while, Max said: 'You know, you could have got out.'
Fatherland
8
But you know, people have got to get access to medical treatment.
News.com.au
9
We have got to pull more help in on this situation immediately.
Escape
10
The crooks have got no rights in the eyes of the police.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
11
His Formula 1 namesake said: I have got to get behind it.
News.com.au
12
I'm getting great experience that I would not have got in Ireland.
The Irish Times
13
They have got the keys to making significant change in this market.
The Guardian
14
As it is, I feel quite blessed to have got this far.
The Irish Times
15
But now a new, improved version seems to have got it right.
The Irish Times
16
They have got the best Test record in terms of World Cups.
The Guardian
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