Examples of using Hasn't got in English and their translations into Czech
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Who hasn't got a blanket?
Something Hannah hasn't got much of.
Hasn't got any horns or antlers.
And, no, it hasn't got me.
It hasn't got a name. It's a new system.
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Which means he hasn't got it yet.
Henry hasn't got the systems online yet.
He's for anyone who hasn't got a chance!
The mine hasn't got a single penalty payment.
How do we know if anyone hasn't got a revolver?
Marie hasn't got it in her.
The A232 and join the A236 at Croydon… He hasn't got the questions.
But he hasn't got a knife!
Who doesn't belong here and has to leave. Hasn't got it yet.
Come on, he hasn't got a chance.
He hasn't got the questions. the A232 and join the A236 at Croydon.
I have it.- Hasn't got what?
She hasn't got a key, I already told you that.
The drunk idiot hasn't got paid yet.
The school hasn't got the check yet, I don't know why Alan didn't mail it.
You must ensurehe hasn't got the time.
As if he hasn't got enough in his Cayman accounts!
Even Joseph the dreamer hasn't got bigger dreams.
This one hasn't got a padlock, he must be here.
Bo Callahan. Bo Callahan hasn't got any friends.
If Cooter hasn't got us in the system, then this is all over.
Smile. There's one down there,a Mr. SpenaIzo… Hasn't got it yet.
Simply hasn't got the nerve.
Yes, very. My own class, for example, simply hasn't got the time for it.
Interpol hasn't got jurisdiction here.