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What is the idiomatic expression 'Tener calor' equivalent to in English?
What does 'Tener prisa' mean in English?
Which of the following is NOT a physical sensation idiomatic expression with 'Tener'?
What does 'Tener la culpa' mean in English?
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Which of the following is an idiomatic expression with 'Tener' that means 'to have to do with'?
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What does 'Tener ganas de' mean in English?
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What does 'Tener razón' mean in English?
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Study Notes
Idiomatic Expressions with Tener
- Idioms are expressions that cannot be immediately understood by looking at their literal meaning
- Examples of idioms: "to be on the go", "to be green with envy", "to jump the gun", "to rain cats and dogs"
Expresiones con Tener
Age
- Tener ______ años: to be _______ years old
Obligation
- Tener que + infinitive: to have to do something
Physical Sensations
- Tener frÃo: to be cold
- Tener calor: to be hot
- Tener hambre: to be hungry
- Tener sed: to be thirsty
- Tener sueño: to be tired
- Tener dolor de…: to be in pain/hurt
Psychological Sensations
- Tener prisa: to be in a hurry
- Tener miedo a/de: to be afraid to/of
- Tener celos de: to be jealous of
- Tener confianza: to be confident
- Tener cuidado: to be careful
- Tener verguenza: to be embarrassed
Other Tener Idiomatic Expressions
- Tener razón: to be right
- Tener éxito: to be successful
- Tener la culpa: to be at fault
- Tener suerte: to be lucky
- Tener lugar: to take place
- Tener ganas de: to feel like/to look forward to
- Tener en cuenta: to take into account
- Tener que ver con: to have to do with
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Learn idiomatic expressions with tener in English, including phrases for physical sensations and age.
