Examples of using Having one in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Because you having a date is about as rare as me not having one.
That and going up an off-ramp after having one too many chocolatinis.
Well I, I, I just started having one on me, recently.
What makes you think we're having one of those?
Do you see yourself as having one?
I always dreamt of having one.
Having one type, such as colored hearing,
Ah, my dad's having one of those days where he thinks I'm his Uncle Krystof.
Having one or more of these genes does not necessarily mean that that will happen,
And instead of having one s and three p orbitals,
That's why doctors recommend having one partner at all times, and always use a condom during casual relationships!
Having one big place where everybody is doing the research is not a good idea because it would be hard to hide from the general public.
Thanks to this, the pop diva at 33, and having one child, looks perfect
Maybe having one of the world's greatest minds as point man on their new pharmacokinetic modeling project.
Having one overriding vision of globalisation tends to lead to a situation in which one single language monopolises communication.
That's good to hear,'cause it dawned on me that the only thing better than you having one of them would be you having two of them.
distortion is far more preferable than having one or the other.
Having one centralised location for files means teams no longer end up with four
other organisations issue them and the advantages of having one.
Soft leather shoulder bags are stylish and sophisticated, and having one handmade is even better.