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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
have a good time v expr	(enjoy yourself, have fun) (coloquial)	pasarlo bien, pasarla bien loc verb
		divertirse⇒ v prnl
		pasar un buen rato loc verb
	Whenever I go out with friends we all have a good time. I hope you have a good time in Spain!
	Siempre que salgo con mis amigos, todos la pasamos bien.
	¡Espero que se diviertan en España!

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'have a good time' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:

In the English description:

enjoy yourself - kick up your heels - rage - whoop it up

Spanish:

bachatear - de joda - gozar - gozarla - hacer la del indio - divertir - holgar - ir a fiestas - pasarlo bien - pasársela bien

Forum discussions with the word(s) "have a good time" in the title:

Did you have a good time?
have a devil of a good time
Have a good day, good time, good weekend
have a good time = pasar bien/mal
have a good time at dinner - grammar
have a good time for
Have a good time over there!
have a good time wherever you end up going
Have a good time!
have a good time!
Have a good/great time!
Have a nice/good time
Have fun or Have a good time!
have myself a good time
Have/had a good time. - grammar
I don't care if it's raining I am still going to have a good time.
I have been having a good time
I hope you will have a good time
I know you'll have a good time.
I would love to make new friends with whom I could have a good time - grammar
Let’s all have a good time tonight.
One could have a good time at both places
Spend/have a good time
that you have a good time
to have a good time
was how to have a good time
we will have a good time
Would have a good time - grammar
You can't have a real good time there....
" I want us all to have been dealt a complex hand that will send me and all of us in a good loop for a long time." - English Only forum
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