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View definitions for take a break

take a break

verb as in catch one's breath

verb as in unwind

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Graziadei also said that he’s “going to take a break from reality TV for a little bit” after back-to-back stints on the two ABC series.

Eli Itzhaki promised his wife they would finally take a break after all the years of grinding with their business Keyzoo Locksmiths.

From Salon

It’s not the first time the singer-songwriter has voiced her intent to take a break from performing.

Adele added one of the reasons she wanted to take a break from music is because of a struggle with the limelight.

From BBC

“A standing desk can provide a nice change from sitting at the office, but too much standing can be harmful. It's a good idea to take a break from standing during the work day, either by walking every half an hour or sitting for some parts of the day,” Norha recommends.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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