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I've had it up to here Meaning in English

expression

EYE-v HAD it UP tuh HEER
EYE-v HAD it UP too HEER

Definition

This expression means you have lost all patience and cannot tolerate a situation any longer. It's used when you are extremely frustrated or annoyed.

Usage & Nuances

'I've had it up to here' is informal and often said with a gesture, such as raising your hand to show your limit. It expresses strong frustration after repeated problems. It's common in spoken English when complaining or setting boundaries. Don't use it in formal writing.

Spanish: ya no aguanto más - estoy harto(a)Portuguese (BR): não aguento mais - estou no meu limitePortuguese (PT): já estou farto(a) disto - não aguento maisChinese (Simplified): 我受够了Chinese (Traditional): 我受夠了Hindi: मेरा बस हो गया हैArabic: لقد نفد صبريBengali: আমি আর সহ্য করতে পারছি না - আমার সহ্যের সীমা ছাড়িয়ে গেছেRussian: у меня всё уже в печёнках - я больше не могу терпетьJapanese: もう我慢の限界だVietnamese: tôi chịu hết nổi rồi - tôi không thể chịu đựng thêm nữaKorean: 더 이상 못 참겠다Turkish: artık yeter - sabrım taştıUrdu: میرا صبر اب ختم ہو گیا ہے - اب برداشت نہیں کر سکتاIndonesian: saya sudah tidak tahan lagi - saya sudah sampai batas kesabaran

Example Sentences

I've had it up to here with the noise from the street.

basic

Mom said, 'I've had it up to here with your fighting.'

basic

After so many delays, I've had it up to here with this project.

basic

Honestly, I've had it up to here with all these meetings that go nowhere.

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I've had it up to here with your excuses—just do your homework already!

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If you keep being late, I've had it up to here—no more warnings.

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