Take a break meaning in English
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Definition
to take a break, to break: to stop for a moment, to relax, to rest, to pause
Let's take a break. Let's stop working for a little while.
a break: a pause, an interval, an interlude, an intermission
Examples
- "Let's take a quick commercial break."
- "He felt terribly depressed, and needed to take a break."
- "Let's take a quick break, everybody."
- "He was depressed, and needed to take a break."
- "We'll break until next Wednesday."
- "Alright, we're going to take one last quick break folks, and I'll come back to wrap up the show."
- "Now let's take a quick break."
- "Delavigne felt depressed, and needed to take a break."
- "Let's take a short break, and when we come back, we'll find that name."
- "Take a break and have some of this homemade lemonade."
- "Let's take a quick break everybody, we'll be right back."
- "We're going to take a quick commercial break and I'll be back to take more of your phone calls on the "Call Donna" show with me, Dr. Donna Donovan."
- "Call me when Elkie takes a break."
- "Brian : Thanks Masaki, we'll take a break now."
- "Let's take a short break and we'll be back to learn more about your exotic, undiscovered nations."
- "He felt depressed, and needed to take a break."
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