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Englische Phrasen beginnend mit 'H'

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haberdashery to be in the habit of hack lawyer hack/hacker to hack into a system to hack it to hack one’s way through something to hack someone/something to pieces to be hacked off with someone He had a blowout He had a fine old time He had a sheet in the wind He had forty winks he had his future made for him He had his hair cut He had it coming to him He had let himself out on a limb He had no money about him He had not prepared his speech, and soon he was all at sea He had to change his arrangements He had too little capital and was soon up a gum-tree I had a job to do it I had an inkling that they would start the war I had as well I had as well I had best I had better I had her sit down I had it done I had my letters sent to general delivery I had rather I had taken an umbrella with me. It stood me in good stead when the rain began to pour down I had to meet him of all people I had to swallow hard If I had a nickel for every time I heard that, I’d be a millionaire I’ve had it She had a hair-do yesterday She had a ripping good time She had no money about her She had no money on her She had pity on him She had to swallow a lot They had all promised to help me, but then one after the other dropped out and left me holding the baby They had just enough to keep the wolf from the door You had better go You had better go now You had better not do that! You had better not! If you hadn’t won, would that have been it? haggle the price down

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