Collocation
Have a good one.
An informal way to say 'goodbye' or 'farewell,' wishing someone a pleasant day, evening, weekend, or other period of time.
Definition
'Have a good one.' is a common English collocation. An informal way to say 'goodbye' or 'farewell,' wishing someone a pleasant day, evening, weekend, or other period of time.
Have + a good one
“See you tomorrow! Have a good one!”
Examples
- I'm heading out now, see you on Monday! Have a good one!
- Thanks for coming in today, everyone. Have a good one!
- It was great catching up. Have a good one, and let's do it again soon.
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- The cashier smiled and said, "Thanks for shopping with us, have a good one!"
- Don't forget your umbrella. Have a good one, and drive safely.
- After a long meeting, the manager concluded, "Right then, everyone, have a good one."
- Well, my shift is over. Have a good one, folks!
- The teacher waved as the students left, "See you tomorrow! Have a good one!"
- We had a blast at the party! Thanks for everything, and have a good one!
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