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I've got to fly

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I've got it! = Mam to!, Mam pomysł! +1 znaczenie

inne

I've got a question. = Mam pytanie.

I've got a problem. = Mam problem.

Zobacz także: I have a favor to ask., I've got a favor to ask., I have a favour to ask., I've got a favour to ask. • I've got diarrhoea., I've got diarrhea. • I've got nothing to wear. • I've got a cold. • I've got the flu., I have the flu. • I've got a fever. • I've got a headache. • I've got a rash. • I've got a toothache., I have a toothache. • I've got a cough. • I've got nothing smaller. • I've got to split • I've got news for you • I've got to get it fixed as soon as possible. • I've got a high fever. • I've got a sore throat. • I've got a dry cough. • I've got a wet cough. • I've got a stomach ache. • I've got high blood pressure. • I've got low blood pressure. • I've got only 5 pounds. • I've got an aunt here., I have an aunt here. • I've got a runny nose. • I've got a flat tyre., I've got a flat tire. • I've got some money., I have some money. • I've got enough money., I have enough money. • I've got a pain in my back. • I've got some good news for you. • I've got about two pounds in change. • I'm afraid I've got a complaint about... • I really enjoyed the party. But now I've got a headache.