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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Please give me a break (meaning)

what does this expression means"please give me a break"
thanx in advance.
  

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It means; Stop picking on me. stop victimising me, or stop criticising me

  • It means; Stop picking on me.
  • stop victimising me, or stop criticising me
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It means;
Stop picking on me. stop victimising me, or stop criticising me
Emotion: smile
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How could you say just the opposite?
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Start picking on me. start victimising me, or start criticising me?

Why would you want to say that? Emotion: smile
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I REALLY WANT TO KNOW THE MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION"GIVE ME A BREAK"
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AnonymousI REALLY WANT TO KNOW THE MEANING OF THE EXPRESSION"GIVE ME A BREAK"

Hi,

It's been explained in the second post in this thread.
Clive WoodwardIt means: Stop picking on me, stop victimising me, or stop criticising me.
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The other way of putting the phrase, "give me a break" is that, don't expect me to beleive it.
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give me a break - the origin of this idiom comes from the "break card" in texas hold em poker... the 5th card drawn in texas hold em is called the "break card" and most gamblers depend on that "break" card to give them a winning hand in the game... therefore giving them a "break" and a win
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This expression can be used when you violate the law and caught by the police. It expresses act of leniency or mercy.

For example, "When I violated the traffic law for the first time, the policeman gave me a break and let me go with a warning."
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its basically an idiom and It means that a person is getting tired or they want to look at all the answers instead of just one person's opinon or answer.

Regards

Obaid

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