Vocabulary
avoir
to have; to own; to possess; to get; to have (to experience or suffer from a state or condition); to have (an age); used to form the compound tenses of most verbs, such as the perfect and pluperfect.; to have (to), must; (chiefly in se faire avoir) to have (to trick; to con)
Verb
auxiliaire
a helping verb, an auxiliary verb (verb that, having lost its literal meaning, joins itself to a certain form of another verb, for example to a past participle, to show a grammatical feature such as tense, voice, aspect, etc. In French, avoir and être are tense auxiliaries)
Noun
ennuyé
annoyed, upset, sorry, angry, disappointed, embarrassed, concerned; worried, bothered, annoyed (avoir l'air ennuyé); bored, ennuyé
Adjective
avoir beau
may well, well might (+ infinitive); whatever, no matter what (even though) someone does/says, etc.
Verb
avoir pied
when standing in a body of water, to be able to touch the bottom with one's feet and still have one's head above water
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avoir droit
to be entitled to, to deserve; to be eligible to, to qualify for, to have a right to claim
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avoir envie
to want; to want, to desire (sexually); to feel like, to want to; to feel an urge; to need to use the toilet
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avoir cours
to be legal tender; to be current; to have a class, to have a lecture, to have a lesson
Verb
avoir la ref
to get the reference, to know what is being referred to, to see what someone is talking about
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