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Give me a break Meaning in English

expression

GIV-mee-uh-BRAYK
giv-MEE-uh-BRAYK

Definition

Used to ask someone to stop bothering you, complaining, or being unreasonable. It can also mean asking for another chance or some relief from stress.

Usage & Nuances

Very informal and often used in frustration or disbelief. Can be sarcasm when someone is exaggerating. Also used to literally ask for relief or a chance. Common in American English. Not suitable for formal situations.

Example Sentences

Oh, give me a break! I can't do any more homework tonight.

basic

He keeps blaming me—give me a break!

basic

Can you give me a break and let me finish?

basic

You think I believe that? Oh, give me a break!

natural

Man, I’ve been working non-stop—just give me a break for five minutes.

natural

Another ticket? Give me a break; this can’t be happening again!

natural