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posseir
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tener
To be in possession (of an object).
have
own
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ter
1
One of the rights prisoners continue to
possess
is freedom of expression.
2
It allows the client to
possess
a 'single view of the truth'.
3
Neither do they
possess
syntactical rules of word order or sentence structure.
4
Then our only hope is to
possess
information they don't yet have.
5
Our modern info-culture lionizes those who
possess
laserlike focus, particularly at work.
6
It's a question of balls-which ,unfortunately , Idonot happen to
possess
.
7
The altar-piece in Clara is one of the most beautiful we
possess
.
8
The Republics of Central America and the Caribbean
possess
great natural wealth.
9
Do not assume that the police already know the information you
possess
.
10
Data available suggest that surfers
possess
a high level of aerobic fitness.
11
His afternoons began to
possess
a morning and his days, a yesterday.
12
Although your magic is erratic, you
possess
a great deal of it.
13
For do we not
possess
all the time in the world, yes?'
14
Guardiola a decade ago established a hegemonic style of
possess
and press.
15
We do
possess
one thing in our favor-thespring floods are subsiding.
16
These disorders
possess
heterogeneity in terms of affected organs and clinical phenotypes.
possess
·
possess in
possess the power
possess such
possess great
possess more
Portuguese
ter
fruir
possuir
Catalan
posseir
tenir
Spanish
tener
poseer