Translation for 'have a holiday' from English to Russian

to have a holiday

отдохнуть [сов.] [в отпуске]

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to have a shower

принять душ [сов.]

принимать душ [несов.]

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to have a swim

поплавать [сов.]

to have a fall

упасть [сов.]

to have a chat

поболтать [сов.]

to have a feeling

чувствовать [несов.]

to have a wash

умыться [сов.]

to have a say

высказать свою точку зрения

to have a try

попытаться [сов.]

Have a good weekend!

Хороших выходных!

to take / have a guess

высказать предположение

to take / have a sip

сделать глоток

to have a lie-in [Br.]

выспаться [сов.]

to have a word with sb.

переброситься парой слов с кем-л. [разг.]

to have a / the nerve [coll.]

обнаглеть [сов.]

to have a ball [idiom] [enjoy oneself]

оттягиваться [несов.] [разг.] [веселиться]

to have a look at sb./sth.

взглянуть на кого-л./ что-л.

to have a go [make an attempt]

попробовать [попытаться]

Just let me have a look.

Дай-ка посмотреть.

Дай-ка позырить. [разг.]

• French school holidays are the periods when schools in France, and all the pupils in them, have a holiday.
• By autumn 1999 she had written 107 books during the last seventeen years and decided to have a holiday from writing for the next seven weeks.
• A survey in March 2021 indicated that roughly 70% of the 500 Scots surveyed were hoping to "have a holiday at home this year".
• One of them at least has recently been on holiday and required a working knowledge of that language in order to have a holiday romance.
• The magazine adverts for the game said, "Just When You Thought It Was Safe To Have A Holiday ..."

• As far back as 1946 camping was a popular past time and Fry's Chocolate Factory from Bristol pitched large tents on three fields on Unity Farm for a two-week period during the summer so therefore their employees could have a holiday by the seaside such as local areas being Brean, Berrow and Burnham-on-sea.
• The Children's Day custom is known as "Walking Day" in England, where churches organize parades, provide refreshments to participants and generally have a holiday.
• Songwriter Bernie Wayne was inspired to begin writing "Blue Velvet" on a 1951 visit to Richmond, Virginia where he stayed at the Jefferson Hotel: at a party at the hotel Wayne continually caught sight of a female guest dressed in blue velvet with whom he would have a holiday romance.
• This signalled the move away from "Come to Sunny Southsea" to "Portsmouth : Flagship of Maritime England", with the aim of emphasising the City's Naval Heritage to encourage people to have a holiday in the area.
• Over the last few years, Baud has become popular as a location to have a holiday or retirement home and there is a growing number of estate agents.

• New semester: This break is given according to the board of the school like as in schools with an ICSE Board have a holiday in the first or the first two week(s) of April while in CBSE it happens in another time of the year, likely after the summer break.
• Situated 15 kilometres from Melbourne's central business district, Caitlin's Retreat is a place that provides spacious and functional accommodation and facilities, for special needs children and their families to have a holiday together.
• The single features the songs "Winter Rose" as well as the re-cut single "Duet" from the "Tone" album, although remixed to have a holiday feel to it.
• She finds he is the distraction she has been looking for and they have a holiday fling.
• Most countries have a holiday such as Veterans Day to honour their veterans, along with the war dead.

• "The Guardian" reported in 2014 that the sale of several of Bronson's artworks, which were formerly owned by Ronnie Kray, raised several thousand pounds for his mother to have a holiday.
• Some countries have a holiday at or around this date, but it is not a 'Labour day' celebration.