avere

Meaning

Verb

1. (transitive) to have
2. (auxiliary) to have (done something); See Category:Italian transitive verbs and Category:Italian reflexive verbs.

Noun

1. (masculine) property, substance
2. (in-plural, masculine) belongings
3. (masculine) assets
4. (masculine) swag

Noun

credit

Concepts

have

get

possess

have got

be

credit

receive

experience

take

obtain

bear

🐻

hold

own

bring

exist

property

fortune

give birth

have on

have to

incur

induce

ingest

keep

let

maintain

make

make for

mean

must

occur

old

🧓

ought to

play

possession

prove

shew

show

stimulate

sustain

take in

wealth

wear

work

wreak

need to

to feel

effects

credit entry

have for

Synonyms

possedere

essere

fare

ricevere

portare

tenere

trovarsi

provare

ottenere

subire

prendere

esistere

riportare

stare

disporre

dovere

fortuna

🍀

godere

indossare

indurre

madre

👩‍🍼

mantenere

mettere

mostrare

possesso

proprietà

rimanere

riuscire

significare

trasportare

trovare

🔍

venire

vestire

👗

accredito

detenere

esserci

incassare

ingenerare

introitare

percepire

riscuotere

risultare

superare

sussistere

accreditamento

riscotere

acquisire

acquistare

assumere

avere addosso, portare

Translations

tener

avoir

haben

έχω

ter

hebben

tenir

possuir

posséder

haber

être

porter

ملك

👼

prendre

Hyphenated as

a‧vé‧re

Pronounced as (IPA)

/aˈve.re/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin habēre.

Sentences

I colleghi iniziarono ad avere difficoltà a lavorare con lui .

Colleagues began to have difficulty working with him.

Avere la peggio in uno scontro virtuale può voler dire anche la morte fisica .

Having the worst in a virtual clash can also mean physical death.

Sognava di avere un cucciolo e di recitare in un film .

He dreamed of having a puppy and acting in a movie.

A quel punto però iniziò ad avere un atteggiamento ambiguo .

At that point, however, he began to have an ambiguous attitude.

Il rito pare avere un significato apotropaico o propiziatorio .

The rite seems to have an apotropaic or propitiatory meaning.