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avere da
avere da
have to; have something to do
→ avere
phrase
Common
#2,878
have to; have something to do
Usually followed by an infinitive. The conjugated form varies with the subject, as in “ho da fare” (I have things to do).
IT:
Potresti avere da aspettare a lungo.
EN:
You may have to wait a long time.