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Meaning of have a good one in English

have a good one

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informal
used when saying goodbye to someone:
"Maybe I'll see you next week." - "Yeah, have a good one." - "You too, bye."
"Thank you very much." - "You're welcome. Have a good one."
See you later, man. You have a good one.
OK then. Well, have a good one.
"Well, I enjoyed talking with you." — "Me too. You have a good one!"
See also
good adjective
(Definition of have a good one from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
 

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