Collocation
Have a safe trip home.
A common farewell expressing a wish for someone to experience a pleasant and uneventful journey back to their residence.
Definition
'Have a safe trip home.' is a common English collocation. A common farewell expressing a wish for someone to experience a pleasant and uneventful journey back to their residence.
Have + a safe trip + home
“Before she left, her friends wished her, 'Have a safe trip home!'”
Examples
- As they drove away, we shouted, 'Have a safe trip home!'
- I hope you have a safe trip home after the long conference.
- She called me to say she had a safe trip home yesterday, despite the bad weather.
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- Don't forget to tell your guests to have a safe trip home when they leave the party.
- The flight attendant hoped all passengers would have a safe trip home after landing.
- It was a long and winding journey, but thankfully, we had a safe trip home.
- Before he left for the holidays, his mom always told him, 'Have a safe trip home, darling!'
- Are you having a safe trip home right now, or are you stuck in traffic somewhere?
- They wanted to ensure everyone had a safe trip home, so they offered designated drivers.
- I'll text you as soon as I have a safe trip home tonight, so you know I'm alright.
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