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Kolokacje z 'Make- Take- Have' - Zdrowie i Samoopieka (Mieć)

Poznaj angielskie kolokacje z 'Have' używanym do wyrażania zdrowia i dbałości o siebie, w tym 'have a limp' i 'have a shave'.

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Verb Collocations With 'Make- Take- Have'
to [have] a cold

to be sick with symptoms like a runny nose, coughing, and a sore throat

Ex: Having a cold can make you feel tired and congested. 
to [have] a haircut

to get one's hair trimmed, styled, or changed by a hairdresser or barber

Ex: She was excited to have a haircut and try a new style. 
to [have] a lie down

to take a short break by resting on a flat surface, like a bed or sofa, to relax

Ex: Having a lie down can help alleviate stress and tiredness. 
to [have] a limp

to walk with difficulty, often due to pain or injury in one leg, making it harder to move normally

Ex: He had a limp due to a recent knee surgery. 
to [have]  a massage

to get one's body rubbed and pressed by a skilled person to relax one's muscles and reduce tension

Ex: Having a massage can reduce stress and improve overall well-being. 
to [have] a nap

to take a short, light sleep, typically during the day to rest and refresh

Ex: He had a nap during the long flight to combat jet lag. 
to [have] a rest

to take a break or pause from physical or mental activity to relax

Ex: She recommended having a rest before continuing the challenging project. 
to [have] a seat

to sit down, often in a chair or on a suitable surface

Ex: We're having a seat at the park while we wait for our friends. 
to [have] a shave

to shorten or remove facial hair using a razor or other tools

Ex: He made sure to have a shave every few days to maintain his clean-shaven appearance. 
to [have] a snooze

to take a short and light nap, often for a brief period to rest or refresh

Ex: He needed to have a snooze after completing the demanding workout. 
to [have] a stretch

to perform movements that gently lengthen and relax one's muscles

Ex: During the fitness class, they had stretches to warm up their muscles. 
to [have] a stroke

to suddenly experience a medical condition where blood flow to the brain is disrupted, leading to various health issues

Ex: He had a stroke that affected his speech and mobility. 
to [have] a (temperature|fever)

to experience an increased body heat, often as a sign of illness

Ex: She didn't go to work because she had a fever and needed to rest. 
to [have] a walk

to go outside and move on one's feet for pleasure or exercise

Ex: He had a walk in the neighborhood to explore the area. 
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