go on holiday BrE
go on vacation AmE , also: take a holiday , also: take a vacation

When the boy is on his feet again perhaps we can take a little holiday together.

Because you'll say to people, did you take all your holiday last year.

Just take a nice holiday and get away from it all.

Their work is hard, and they do not always have the opportunity to take a holiday, for example.

I really couldn't think of a better place to take my holidays.

For once, her academic mind seemed to be taking a holiday.

If it started to get on top of you, then stop - take a holiday.

Since then I have given up all attempts to take a holiday.

I don't usually take holidays, but with you it will be good.

This is also, obviously, a good time to take a holiday.