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UK//jəʊl teɪk ə veɪˈkeɪʃən//US//joʊl teɪk ə veɪˈkeɪʃən//

Meaning of You'll take a vacation

To go on a trip or break from work for relaxation.

In simple words: You will go on a break away from work or home.

You'll take a vacation in a sentence

  • You'll take a vacation next month, right?
  • I hope you'll take a vacation and enjoy some time off.
  • When do you think you'll take a vacation this year?
  • Make sure you'll take a vacation to recharge your batteries!
  • So, you'll take a vacation after your exams, correct?

How to use You'll take a vacation

Commonly used in casual conversations about travel plans. Avoid in very formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a ticket in hand saying, 'You'll take a vacation to relax!'

Related words

Collocations with You'll take a vacation

  • take a short vacation
  • take a long vacation
  • you'll take a nice vacation
  • take a vacation together
  • take a family vacation

Synonyms for You'll take a vacation

  • take a trip
  • go on holiday
  • leave of absence
  • take a break
  • take a getaway

Common mistakes with You'll take a vacation

  • Confused with 'holiday' which can mean different things in American and British English.
  • Using 'take a vacation' with a noun directly after it, e.g. 'take a vacation trip' instead of 'take a trip on vacation'.

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Frequently asked questions about You'll take a vacation

What does You'll take a vacation mean?

You will go on a break away from work or home.

What is the definition of You'll take a vacation?

To go on a trip or break from work for relaxation.

How do you use You'll take a vacation in a sentence?

You'll take a vacation next month, right?

Can you give another example of You'll take a vacation?

I hope you'll take a vacation and enjoy some time off.

What are synonyms for You'll take a vacation?

Common alternatives include take a trip, go on holiday, leave of absence, take a break, take a getaway.

What words go with You'll take a vacation?

It commonly pairs with take a short vacation, take a long vacation, you'll take a nice vacation, take a vacation together, take a family vacation.

What are common mistakes when using You'll take a vacation?

Confused with 'holiday' which can mean different things in American and British English. Using 'take a vacation' with a noun directly after it, e.g. 'take a vacation trip' instead of 'take a trip on vacation'.

How do you pronounce You'll take a vacation?

US: //joʊl teɪk ə veɪˈkeɪʃən//, UK: //jəʊl teɪk ə veɪˈkeɪʃən//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You'll take a vacation?

Commonly used in casual conversations about travel plans. Avoid in very formal contexts.