(idiomatic) to have blood on one's hands

(dated) not to have two pennies to rub together, to be penniless, to be broke

(Belgium, figuratively) to be interested in the building trade, in the real estate business, or in houses in general; to want to have one's own house

(figuratively) to have a heavy heart, to be sad at heart, to have something weighing on one's heart, to be heavy-hearted

(figuratively) to have pins and needles in one's legs

Alternative form of avoir des étoiles dans les yeux

(informal, figuratively) to have stars in one's eyes

(law) for there to be danger in delay

(informal) to be slightly inebriated (tipsy), or rather strongly so (drunk); to have had one too many, to have had a drop too much

to have fine days ahead; to have one's best days ahead of one, to have a bright future, to have a rosy future