No. 14,094 in Spanish

tenerlo

"To have it."

In a sentence

Siempre es bueno tenerlo a mano.
It's always good to have it at hand.
In this sentence, 'tenerlo' is used in the sense of 'having it' in possession or availability for use.
Si quieres triunfar, tienes que tenerlo claro.
If you want to succeed, you need to have it clear.
Here, 'tenerlo' means 'to conceive it clearly', used for conceptual or mental possession.
Debemos tenerlo en cuenta antes de decidir.
We must consider it before deciding.
In this sentence, 'tenerlo' is employed to mean 'considering it', implying holding the concept in thought or decision-making.

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