Term Gallery logo

Meanings of have a look in English

Portuguese
dar uma olhada
Spanish
echar una miradita

Look at with attention.

dar uma olhada
Usage of have a look in English
1
Kellye Bensley: Come and have a look and try sign language week.
Radio NZ
2
Every week we have a look at a unique New Zealand business.
Radio NZ
3
I'd go as far back as possible, just to have a look.
The Guardian
4
Well, have a look out of the window, prime minister, he said.
The Guardian
5
Come have a look at the present I've brought for the Baron.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
6
A counter-bid is possible: ABB, Emerson and GE could have a look.
Reuters
7
Just have a look at our recipes page for some great ideas.
The South African
8
They'll also be able to have a look at the pets available.
News.com.au
9
So News24 went to go have a look at some price difference.
The South African
10
We need someone who knows horses to have a look at it.
Sister of the dead
11
I guess we need to open it up and have a look?
The genesis secret
12
In April 2017, I convinced Alex Honnold to come have a look.
Climbing Magazine
13
Our instructions are to have a look inside every house in Mornington-Crescent.
Time After Time
14
You want a slip for the infirmary, let us have a look?
Jitterbug Perfume
15
Come on, let's have a look at what damage we've got here.
Running scared
16
Let's have a look at the intraday chart and understand today's movement.
The South African
This collocation consists of:
Translations for have a look
Have a look through the time
Have a look across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
More variants