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"go have" — Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

go have Kollokation

Automatische Übersetzung (wir garantieren seine Korrektheit nicht): przejdź mieć

go Verb + have Verb

Normale Kollokation
I think we're going to go to our room now and have a little lie down before dinner.

"I'm going to get inside and have a look around."

I'm going to find Tom and have him get things rolling.

I'm going to live by myself and have a good time.

"When he comes back, we're going to sit down and have a little discussion."

Now, I'm going to go out and have my spring.

If you don't do that, I'm going to come over and have your apartment opened up.

He later went on to marry and have a daughter.

You aren't ever going to be married to a famous movie director or have your own news magazine show.

Some are going to bounce back and have good years.

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Ähnliche Kollokationen:
- deny having • avoid having • enjoy having •
  Kollokationen: Verb + have

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Idiom

have a go = spróbować +3 Bedeutungen

Verb

have a go at something = spróbować czegoś

have a go at somebody for something = krytykować kogoś za coś

have another go = spróbuj jeszcze raz

have a go at somebody about something = krytykować kogoś o coś

andere

have a go at somebody = krytykować kogoś

andere

I have to go. = Muszę iść.

have someone going informal = niepokoić, martwić

Adverb

have a good go = mocno próbować, mocno się starać

Verb mit Präposition

have someone going informal = nabrać kogoś, chwilowo kogoś oszukać

Adjektiv

have-a-go = odważny, energiczny

Siehe auch: have nowhere to go • have everything going for someone • have a good thing going • have nothing going for somebody • have a long way to go • have a right to a fair go • have-a-go hero • have not much going for somebody • have a lot going for somebody • have a thing for somebody, have a thing going with someone • Do you really have to go? • have a lot going on • I'm afraid I have to go now. • Let's go have a beer. It's on me. • You have to go to counter 25 to check in. • I think you will have to go to the dentist. • You have to go with us to the police station. • You have to go with this attestation to the ticket officer.