Have one more time Meaning in English
expression
ˈhæv/ /ˈwən/ /ˈmɔɹ/ /ˈtaɪm
HAV WUN MOR TIME
hæv/ /wˈɒn/ /mˈɔː/ /tˈaɪm
HAV won MAW TIME
Definition
To do, try, eat, drink, or experience something again; to repeat an action one additional time.
Usage & Nuances
This is an informal phrase often used when asking for or offering a repeat of an action, activity, or serving (such as food or drinks). Not a fixed idiom; may sound more natural as 'do it one more time' or 'have another.'
Spanish: tomar otra vez - tener una vez másPortuguese (BR): ter mais uma vez - fazer de novoPortuguese (PT): ter mais uma vez - fazer outra vezChinese (Simplified): 再来一次 - 再有一次Chinese (Traditional): 再來一次 - 再有一次Hindi: एक बार और लेना - एक और बार करनाArabic: احصل مرة أخرى - جرب مرة أخرىBengali: আরেকবার নেওয়া - আরেকবার করাRussian: ещё раз попробовать - ещё раз сделатьJapanese: もう一回する - もう一度もらうVietnamese: thêm một lần nữa - làm lại lần nữaKorean: 한 번 더 하다 - 한 번 더 먹다Turkish: bir kez daha yapmak - bir kez daha almakUrdu: ایک بار پھر کرنا - ایک بار پھر لیناIndonesian: melakukan sekali lagi - mengambil lagi
Example Sentences
Can I have one more time with the game before we leave?
basic
She asked to have one more time at the karaoke.
basic
If you want, you can have one more time of cake.
basic
The show was so good, I want to have one more time!
natural
Let’s have one more time before we call it a night.
natural
Honestly, I could have one more time of that dessert—it was amazing.
natural