have a nap
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo sleep for a short period of time, usually during the day.
I'm going to have a nap before we go out.
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How to Describe a Day Off in English!
- I might just have a nap.
I might just have a nap.
- I might just have a nap.
I might just have a nap.
Spoken English Leaning Video Spoken English Tutorial English Conversation
- Don't you have a nap?
Don't you have a nap?
- Don't you have a nap?
Don't you have a nap?
Why Does My Brain Sleep?
- You have a nap.
You have a nap.
- You have a nap.
You have a nap.
Inside McLaren’s Comeback: Lando Norris & Zak Brown Tell The Story
- What, you literally, you can have a nap before?
What, you literally, you can have a nap before?
- I'll have a nap.
I'll have a nap.
Dr. Michael Breus in Sydney: The Nap-A-Latte | Princess Cruises
- Am I better to have a nap or another cup of coffee?
Am I better to have a nap or another cup of coffee?
- Am I better to have a nap or another cup of coffee?
Am I better to have a nap or another cup of coffee?
10 Karens Who Went Crazy on Thanksgiving
- After having too much to drink at her home In Wilkes Bar, Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving in 2014, she went to have a nap.
After having too much to drink at her home In Wilkes Bar, Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving in 2014, she went to have a nap.
- After having too much to drink at her home in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on Thanksgiving in 2014, she went to have a nap.
After having too much to drink at her home in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on Thanksgiving in 2014, she went to have a nap.
We Were The Only Tourists Here: Hidden Kyushu Itinerary (日本語字幕あり）
- After playing at the waterfall, we headed back to the fairfield so that Evie could have a nap.
After playing at the waterfall, we headed back to the fairfield so that Evie could have a nap.
- After playing at the waterfall, we headed back to the Fairfield so that Evie could have a nap.
After playing at the waterfall, we headed back to the Fairfield so that Evie could have a nap.
British English vs American English
- I'm gonna have a nap. Yeah, "Have a nap."
I'm gonna have a nap. Yeah, "Have a nap."
- I'm going to have a nap.
I'm going to have a nap.
Talking about SLEEP in English
- Well, now it's the 21st century and everything's more aggressive, so you don't have a nap,
Well, now it's the 21st century and everything's more aggressive, so you don't have a nap,
- "Well, now it's the 21st century and everything's more aggressive." So you don't have a nap.
"Well, now it's the 21st century and everything's more aggressive." So you don't have a nap.
BBC 6 Minute English January 28, 2016 - The commute
- If I was taking the bus I'd want to have a nap – or short sleep.
If I was taking the bus I'd want to have a nap – or short sleep.
- If I was taking the bus, I'd want to have a nap or short sleep.
If I was taking the bus, I'd want to have a nap or short sleep.