have a moment
The phrase "have a moment" can be versatile, often used in informal contexts to convey different short-term experiences or requests.
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Definition
B1Conversation
(polite, informal)To politely ask someone for a brief period of their time.
Example
- Can you have a moment to talk about the project?
- Do you have a moment to answer a quick question?
B2Personal Interaction
(informal, emotional)To share an intimate or deep, personal experience with someone.
Example
- We had a moment where we really connected.
- They were having a moment, so I didn't want to interrupt.
B2Popularity
(informal, trend)To reach a high level of popularity during a specific time.
Example
- That song is really having a moment right now.
- The fashion trend is having a moment this season.
B2Emotional Response
(informal, emotional)To experience a brief period of intense emotion or significance.
Example
- She had a moment of panic before the exam.
- He had a moment of realization about his career.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "have a moment":
one momenthave the timedefining momenthave timehave a thingmoment of silencejust a minutewait a minutehot minutehave a laughtake a breathbruh momenthave the right timehave itteachable momenthave a lot of timeat the moment