fun

/fʌn/
noun 2adj 2verb 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

enormous, excellent, good, great, terrific, tremendous, wonderful

harmless, innocent

We thought it was innocent fun to play a prank on our teacher.

VERB + FUN

have

The children had so much fun playing in the park yesterday afternoon.

spoil

Don't let your argument with your friend spoil the fun at the party tonight.

FUN + NOUN

day

The school held a fun day last week where students played games and won prizes.

PREP

for ~

My children play soccer for fun on weekends, even though they're not on a team.

in ~

We were just joking around in fun, so nobody got upset by our silly comments.

PHRASES

be no fun

Waiting in a long queue at the airport is no fun.

a bit of fun

The kids were playing in the park just for a bit of fun after school.

just for fun, just for the fun of it

My friends and I learned to cook Thai food just for fun on Saturday afternoons.

a sense of fun

My grandmother always brought a sense of fun to family dinners, even when things got chaotic.

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