Translations for „hadn't“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

hadn't [ˈhædənt]

hadn't = had not, have

See also have up , have over , have out , have around , have

have up VB trans passive Brit inf

to be had up for sth

stawać [perf stanąć] przed sądem za coś

have over VB trans

have over

zapraszać [perf zaprosić] do siebie

have out VB trans inf

1. have out (remove):

have out

usuwać [perf usunąć]

2. have out (argue):

to have it out with sb

wyjaśniać [perf wyjaśnić] sobie coś z kimś

have around VB trans

I love having you around

uwielbiam mieć cię przy sobie

it's a great pleasure having you around, Steve

miło mi ciebie gościć, Steve

can you bear having me around for two days?

czy wytrzymasz ze mną przez te dwa dni?

I . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB trans

1. have (own):

have

mieć

has she [Brit got]...?

czy ona ma...?

to have the honesty to do sth

być na tyle uczciwym, by coś zrobić

2. have (do):

to have a swim

pójść popływać

to have a walk

pójść się przejść

to have a bath/shower

brać [perf wziąć] kąpiel/prysznic

to have a nap

zdrzemnąć się

to have a try

spróbować

3. have (eat):

have

jeść [perf z-]

4. have (give birth):

to have a child

urodzić dziecko

5. have (receive):

have

mieć

to let sb have sth back

oddawać [perf oddać] coś komuś

6. have (prepare):

to have sth ready

przygotowywać [perf przygotować] coś

7. have (cause to occur):

to have sb do sth

kazać komuś coś zrobić

to have sth done

kazać coś zrobić

Phrases:

I won't have him doing it

nie życzę sobie, żeby on to robił

to have done with it

skończyć z tym

to have it in for sb inf

zawziąć się na kogoś

to have it in oneself

mieć to w sobie

to have had it inf

mieć dość

II . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB aux

1. have (perfect tense):

I have lived here for five years

mieszkam tu od pięciu lat

has she done it?

czy ona to zrobiła?

2. have (past participle):

had she known it, she wouldn't have come here at all

gdyby o tym wiedziała, wcale by tu nie przyszła

3. have (must):

to have to do sth

musieć coś zrobić

I have to admit [or confess]

muszę przyznać

I . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB trans

1. have (own):

have

mieć

has she [Brit got]...?

czy ona ma...?

to have the honesty to do sth

być na tyle uczciwym, by coś zrobić

2. have (do):

to have a swim

pójść popływać

to have a walk

pójść się przejść

to have a bath/shower

brać [perf wziąć] kąpiel/prysznic

to have a nap

zdrzemnąć się

to have a try

spróbować

3. have (eat):

have

jeść [perf z-]

4. have (give birth):

to have a child

urodzić dziecko

5. have (receive):

have

mieć

to let sb have sth back

oddawać [perf oddać] coś komuś

6. have (prepare):

to have sth ready

przygotowywać [perf przygotować] coś

7. have (cause to occur):

to have sb do sth

kazać komuś coś zrobić

to have sth done

kazać coś zrobić

Phrases:

I won't have him doing it

nie życzę sobie, żeby on to robił

to have done with it

skończyć z tym

to have it in for sb inf

zawziąć się na kogoś

to have it in oneself

mieć to w sobie

to have had it inf

mieć dość

II . have <has, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB aux

1. have (perfect tense):

I have lived here for five years

mieszkam tu od pięciu lat

has she done it?

czy ona to zrobiła?

2. have (past participle):

had she known it, she wouldn't have come here at all

gdyby o tym wiedziała, wcale by tu nie przyszła

3. have (must):

to have to do sth

musieć coś zrobić

I have to admit [or confess]

muszę przyznać

have around VB trans

I love having you around

uwielbiam mieć cię przy sobie

it's a great pleasure having you around, Steve

miło mi ciebie gościć, Steve

can you bear having me around for two days?

czy wytrzymasz ze mną przez te dwa dni?

have in VB trans

to have sb/sth in

mieć kogoś/coś [w domu]

have off VB trans Brit inf

to have it off with sb

przespać się z kimś

have on VB trans

1. have on (wear):

to have sth on

mieć coś na sobie

2. have on (use):

to have the telly on

mieć włączony telewizor

3. have on (possess information):

to have sth on sb

mieć coś na kogoś

4. have on Brit inf (fool):

to be having sb on

nabierać kogoś

5. have on (plan):

have on

mieć w planach

to have too much on this week

mieć za dużo do zrobienia w tym tygodniu

have out VB trans inf

1. have out (remove):

have out

usuwać [perf usunąć]

2. have out (argue):

to have it out with sb

wyjaśniać [perf wyjaśnić] sobie coś z kimś

have over VB trans

have over

zapraszać [perf zaprosić] do siebie

have round VB trans

have round PHRVB have around

See also have around

have around VB trans

I love having you around

uwielbiam mieć cię przy sobie

it's a great pleasure having you around, Steve

miło mi ciebie gościć, Steve

can you bear having me around for two days?

czy wytrzymasz ze mną przez te dwa dni?

have up VB trans passive Brit inf

to be had up for sth

stawać [perf stanąć] przed sądem za coś

have-not <have-nots> N usu pl

have-not → haves

See also haves

haves N

the haves and the have-nots

bogaci mpl i biedni mpl

have an edge over

User Entry

have an edge over sb/sth

mieć przewagę nad kimś/czymś

Usage examples with hadn't

I wish she hadn't said that

szkoda, że to powiedziała

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Although her weekly salary was what a workman earned in a year at the time, she hadn't saved a penny.

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Jones also said she hadn't been to a doctor since 1925 and that she wore many copper bracelets which protected her from disease.

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He said that he hadn't had a vacation in 18 years and was tired and completely worn-out and that it was time to go fishing.

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The other half were split between people who hadn't even played the disk and folks whose updates warned of the cootie.

www.lifehacker.com.au

When the box still hadn't arrived a week later, we sent a second box via a real courier company.

www.theage.com.au

The sun hadn't gone down yet, and kids were just hanging out, waiting for something to happen.

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They said they hadn't got anyone lined up to strip off for the show yet, but have a "wish list".

www.thesun.ie

The pack horses stampeded and bolted - they hadn't heard the like before and of course a bolting pack horse soon looses its pack.

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The jury of the Central Criminal Court were told that the accused may have got the wrong man but the prosecution hadn't.

www.independent.ie

They carried backpacks and bedrolls, but they looked like they hadn't slept in days.

www.pbs.org