Haberlas (en. Have them)

/aβeɾlas/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates that there are several things or situations.

It is important to have considered them before making a decision.

Es importante haberlas considerado antes de tomar una decisión.

Form of the verb haber used to refer to countable things in plural.

You have to have tried them before deciding.

Tienes que haberlas probado antes de decidir.

Used to express the need for certain elements to exist.

If you want success, you must have planned them in advance.

Si quieres éxito, debes haberlas planeado con tiempo.

Derived from the verb 'haber', which comes from the Latin 'habere', meaning to possess or to have.

having done them

having performed certain actions

haberlas hecho

must have them

referring to past obligations

deber haberlas

not having seen them

indicating that something has not been perceived

no haberlas visto

haber

verb that indicates existence or belonging

haber

exist

to have presence or reality

existir

find

to discover something that is present

encontrar

To be obliged to do something

You have to have done them, or you'll be in trouble.

Tienes que haberlas hecho, si no estarás en problemas.

To have things that go unappreciated

Sometimes, having seen them is just a matter of perspective.

A veces, haberlas visto es solo asunto de punto de vista.