have out

have out
transitive verb
1)

have a tooth/one's tonsils out — sich (Dat.) einen Zahn ziehen lassen/sich (Dat.) die Mandeln herausnehmen lassen

2) (discuss and settle)

have something out — sich über etwas (Akk.) offen [mit jemandem] aussprechen

have it out with somebody — mit jemandem offen sprechen

* * *
have out
vt
1. (remove)
to \have out out ⇆ sth sich dat etw herausnehmen lassen
he had his wisdom teeth out yesterday ihm sind gestern die Weisheitszähne gezogen worden
2. (fam: end an argument)
to \have out it out [with sb] es [mit jdm] ausdiskutieren
to \have out it out with sb once and for all es [ein für alle Mal] mit jdm klären
to \have out the whole thing out die ganze Sache [vollständig] klären, reinen Tisch machen fam
to \have out out ⇆ sth bicycle, boat, car etw herausholen
* * *
have out v/t:
have it out with sb die Sache mit jemandem endgültig bereinigen, sich mit jemandem aussprechen
* * *
transitive verb
1)

have a tooth/one's tonsils out — sich (Dat.) einen Zahn ziehen lassen/sich (Dat.) die Mandeln herausnehmen lassen

2) (discuss and settle)

have something out — sich über etwas (Akk.) offen [mit jemandem] aussprechen

have it out with somebody — mit jemandem offen sprechen


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