Collocation
have lunch
to eat lunch; to take a midday meal
Definition
'have lunch' is a common English collocation. to eat lunch; to take a midday meal
have + lunch
“Let’s have lunch together after the meeting.”
Examples
- I usually have lunch at noon.
- We have lunch in the cafeteria on weekdays.
- She has lunch with her sister every Friday.
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- They had lunch near the museum before the tour.
- Let’s have lunch somewhere quiet today.
- Can you have lunch with me tomorrow to discuss the plan?
- If you have lunch early, you can avoid the crowds.
- We ended up having lunch at a small place by the river.
- By the time I arrived, they had already had lunch.
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