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    Haberse (en. Have)

    /aˈβeɾ.se/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates the existence or presence of someone or something at a moment or place.
    It seems that he has left without warning.
    Parece que se ha ido sin avisar.
    It is used to form compound tenses in the passive voice.
    They have been informed of the change.
    Han sido informados del cambio.
    It is used in the construction of reflexive infinitives.
    It is necessary to have prepared well for the exam.
    Es necesario haberse preparado bien para el examen.

    Etymology

    From the verb haber in its reflexive form.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have to
    Indicates a duty or obligation.
    haber de
    to have to
    It is used to express the need to do something.
    haber que
    there's no other solution
    Indicates that there is no other solution.
    no haber más remedio

    Related Words

    have
    Verb that indicates the existence of something.
    haber
    room
    Place that is used for habitation.
    habitación
    to habituate
    To accustom someone to something.
    habituar

    Slang Meanings

    Being in the scene.
    Yesterday we went out partying and having left was the best.
    Ayer nos fuimos de fiesta y haberse fue lo mejor.
    No longer being available.
    That place can no longer be had; it's full.
    Ese lugar ya no se puede haberse, está lleno.