Do you have a moment meaning in English

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Definition

Do you have a moment?: Do you have a couple of minutes? Can you spare a little bit of time? Do you have a small amount of free time right now? idiom
  • "Karen Hughes : Hello, Ms. Benedict? Do you have a moment?"
  • "Do you have a moment? Donna : Of course Susie, do come in."
  • "Do you have a moment to accord me?"
  • "Jean : Hannah, do you have a moment please?"

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