Break from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈbɹeɪk/ /ˈfɹəm

BRAYK-frum

UK

bɹˈeɪk/ /fɹˈɒm

br-AYK-from

परिभाषा

A period of stopping or stepping away from something, like work or a daily routine, to rest or do something different.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Most common with 'take a break from' (take a break from work). Can refer to mental, physical, or emotional breaks. Often used informally but suitable for both speech and writing. Not the same as 'break up with' (end a relationship).

• Spanish: descanso de - pausa de
• Portuguese (BR): pausa de - intervalo de
• Portuguese (PT): pausa de - intervalo de
• Chinese (Simplified): 从……中休息 - 暂停
• Chinese (Traditional): 從……中休息 - 暫停
• Hindi: से विराम - से ब्रेक
• Arabic: استراحة من - توقف عن
• Bengali: বিরতি (কোনো কিছু থেকে) - ছুটি (কোনো কাজ বা অভ্যস্ততা থেকে)
• Russian: перерыв от - отдых от
• Japanese: 〜からの休憩 - 〜から離れること
• Vietnamese: nghỉ (khỏi) - tạm dừng (khỏi)
• Korean: 잠시 쉼 - ~에서 벗어남
• Turkish: ~dan/kdan bir ara - mola
• Urdu: وقفہ (سے) - آرام (سے)
• Indonesian: istirahat dari - jeda dari

उदाहरण वाक्य

I need a break from homework.

basic

She took a break from social media last month.

basic

Let's take a break from studying and go for a walk.

basic

After a long week at work, I really needed a break from everything.

natural

He decided to take a break from dating for a while.

natural

Sometimes you just need a little break from your usual routine to feel refreshed.

natural