No. 5,163 in Spanish
haberlo
"To have it."
In a sentence
Si hubieras estudiado más, podrías haberlo logrado.
If you had studied more, you could have achieved it.
Here, 'haberlo' refers to the completion of an action ('lograr') that is addressed in the hypothesis.
Me arrepiento de no haberlo aprovechado.
I regret not having taken advantage of it.
'Haberlo' here serves to form the infinitive perfect ('not having taken advantage') to talk about a past situation.
Deberíamos haberlo considerado en nuestro plan.
We should have considered it in our plan.
'Haberlo' in this instance introduces the perfect infinitive ('having considered'), indicating a missed action in the past.
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