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"you've" auf Deutsch — Englisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch | Werfen Sie einen Blick auf "you've" auf Englisch

you have *****

  1. du hast
  2. ihr habt

you've

Substantiv
  1. die Abkürzung von 'you have' (nur wenn 'have' als Modalverb verwendet ist)

we have *****

  1. wir haben

they have *****

  1. sie haben

I have *****

  1. ich habe

have *****

Verb
Unregelmäßige Formen: had past tense, had past participle
  1. haben, besitzen
    I have two brothers and a sister. (Ich habe zwei Brüder und eine Schwester.)
    Have you got a camera? (Hast du einen Fotoapparat?)
    That's all I've got to say. (Das ist alles, was ich zu sagen habe.)

have *****

Verb
Unregelmäßige Formen: had past tense, had past participle
  1. haben
  2. haben (Zeit)
  3. bekommen
  4. haben (z.B. zu essen, zu trinken)
  5. haben, ab und zu haben (z.B. Kopfschmerzen)

have something *****

Verb
  1. etw beinhalten, etw haben

've

Substantiv
  1. die Abkürzung von "have" (als Modalverb)

I've

Substantiv
  1. die Abkürzung von 'I have' (nur wenn 'have' als Modalverb verwendet ist)

we've

Substantiv
  1. die Abkürzung von "we have" (nur, wenn "have" als Modalverb gilt)

they've

Substantiv
  1. die Abkürzung von 'they have' (nur wenn 'have' als Modalverb verwendet ist)
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Weitere Redewendungen — "you've"

Verb
have something on = etw anhaben +2 Bedeutungen
I must say spoken , I have to say spoken = ich muss sagen, dass
Verb mit Präposition
have something on = ich bin schon beschäftigt
andere
I have to go. = Ich muss gehen.
andere
have to do something = müssen, etw zu machen
Siehe auch: behave • have to do with somebody, be to do with somebody • have something to do with something • have something to say about something • You've convinced me. • have in mind • You've been most helpful. • have something in mind • look as though you've seen a ghost • if you've got it, flaunt it • you've got a point here • I'm afraid you've lost me. • You never know what you've got till it's gone. • look what you've done! • You've done me a great favour., You've done me a great favor. • I'm afraid you've got the wrong number. • I think you've charged us too much. • you've made your bed and now you must lie in it • I feel very sorry for the trouble you've been through • I don't think you've met Alice, have you? • you're joking, you must be joking, you've got to be joking • have something in common • We have to fill in a document to explain the robbery details. • You have to go with this attestation to the ticket officer. • You have to show this ticket in the ticket office. • We have to wait for him., We've got to wait for him. • You have to go with us to the police station. • We have to carry out an investigation. • You have to pay the duty on that. • You have to call a locksmith. • You have to go to counter 25 to check-in. • You have to contact the bank. • have somebody by the short and curlies, have somebody by the short hairs • have one's name in lights • behave yourself • have something on the brain, have something on your mind • have something on the tip of your tongue • have one's nerves on edge • have one's eyes on something • have one's wits about oneself, keep one's wits about oneself • have somebody's blood on your hands • have something in your pocket • have something finished • have an off day • have something in your sights • have something done • keep somebody on a leash, have somebody on a leash • have somebody first refusal on something, give somebody first refusal on something • have what it takes