Verb:

సమయం వెచ్చించు,

have a good time's Usage Examples:

overall result as "a clever pseudo-bio that manages to have a good time as it doles out pieces of the famous director"s life".

Billy (still dressed in a Santa Claus suit) tries to have a good time at the party, but he keeps having memories of his parents' murders, causing him to feel depressed.

Things slips into a lyrical darkness far deeper than Game Theory at its moodiest, making this pure pop for those who have a good time being unhappy.

You got to ball and have a good time / And that"s what I call chooglin".

As a band, you are forced into so many situations where you are pushed to just have a good time all the time, and you sometimes have to take a step back and see what success is doing to you.

In the end, they all have a good time, especially Cookie Monster.

He loves to have a good time.

is for the relatives and friends of the bride and groom to meet and have a good time.

have a blast To have a good time; to enjoy oneself.

So anybody that came I encouraged them to paint, interact with each other, have a good time and then my work was being created there and displayed there as well and people came and saw that and asked me to do the show, and that’s how it happened.

Hundreds of thousands of Alpini congregate with family and friends to an Italian city for a weekend in the late spring to celebrate and have a good time while remembering old times.

In a positive review, the Washington Post wrote The young ones, who certainly don't give a sticky-fingered hoot about animation production values, are likely to have a good time with this.

We always have a good time together and this was no exception.

Synonyms:

bear, sustain, stockpile, carry, exert, maintain, hold on, monopolize, wield, keep, monopolise, stock, have got, feature, hold,

Antonyms:

lose, inhale, absorb, substantiality, tasteful,