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Meanings of take a holiday in anglès

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Usage of take a holiday in anglès
1
Now the loved-up royal couple are expected to take a holiday abroad.
News.com.au
2
Since then I have given up all attempts to take a holiday.
Crome Yellow
3
If the nights weren't enough he would have to take a holiday.
The Trial
4
August came, and old Frankenstein told his son to take a holiday.
Frankenstein
5
When Dr. Sutherland wrote, imploring her to take a holiday, she raved.
Eminent Victorians
6
The Burning Question: Did you take a holiday grind because of the strike?
The Irish Times
7
Spieth's confidence was further endorsed by his decision to take a holiday thereafter.
The Guardian
8
GO NICHE: ALLERGIES don't take a holiday just because you do.
The Irish Times
9
But you will find difficulty in making him take a holiday.
The Slave of the Lamp
10
You must forget it, put it out of your mind, take a holiday.
Septimus
11
And I was to take a holiday to-day, to see my daughter married.
Richard Carvel — Volume 07
12
Polly declared that she had resources which enabled her to take a holiday.
The Town Traveller
13
One fine Wednesday her aunt persuaded her to take a holiday.
Ruth Arnold / or, the Country Cousin
14
We want her to take a holiday, but she never will.
The Long Vacation
15
They pressed him to take a holiday, but he steadily declined.
A Prince of Sinners
16
Ill-health, he remembered, had again compelled him to take a holiday.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 1
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