have out

English - Turkish

Definition of have out in English Turkish dictionary

(tartışarak) çözümlemek

have sth. out (with someone): tartışıp çözümlemek

have sth. out: çıkartmak, aldırtmak

(deyim) have sth. out cikartmak,aldirtmak. have sth. out (with someone) [kd] tartisip cozumlemek

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have it out with

tartışmak

have a blow out

Bir darbe çıkışı var

have a rise out of so.

dışarı öyle bir artış var

have it figured out

(deyim) Bir şeyi çözmek, anlamak, kavramak

have one's work cut out

(belli bir müddet içinde bitirecek) zor bir işi olmak

have one´s work cut out for one

k. dili (birinin) önünde zor bir iş olmak

have something figured out

(deyim) Bir şeyi çözmek, anlamak, kavramak

to have a wild night out

felekten bir gece

have a tooth out

diş çektirmek

have it out

bir davayı kavga ederek/tartışarak sonuçlandırmak

have it out with smb

ilişkisi bitmek

English - English

Definition of have out in English English dictionary

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have one's hand out

To be requesting benefits, especially if not entitled to them

Whenever there was an appropriations bill, he always had his hand out for his guys.

have one's work cut out for one

To face a large task or project

If he plans to translate all the idioms, he has his work cut out for him.

have it out

settle a disagreement

have one's shirt out

be angry

have the work cut out

have a hard job to do, have a job which demands a lot of work and effort

Turkish - English

Definition of have out in Turkish English dictionary

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kithe thing wouldn't have turned out any differently

6. when: Henüz uykuya dalmıştım ki, bir patlama oldu. I'd just dropped off to sleep when something exploded. 7. ..., I wonder?: Bilmem ki ne yapsam? What should I do, I wonder? 8. indicates frustration, disapproval, doubt, or anxiety: O bana inanmaz ki! She will not believe me, so why should I talk with her? Ama bana verirler mi ki? But will they actually give it to me, I wonder? 9. used for emphasis: Öyle güzel ki! It's more beautiful than I can say! Öyle bir para döktü ki! He spent money like it was going out of style! Araba ki ne araba! It's a car and a half!/It's some car!

Turkish pronunciation

häv aut

Pronunciation

/ˈhav ˈout/ /ˈhæv ˈaʊt/

Etymology

[ 'hav, (h)&v, v; in "hav ] (verb.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English habban; akin to Old High German habEn to have, and perhaps to hevan to lift; more at HEAVE.