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Meanings of take breaks in English

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Usage of take breaks in English
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They should also be able to take breaks when they need them.
The Guardian
2
They can't take breaks because they want to get the work done.
Radio NZ
3
He had been working very hard; he needed to take breaks.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
4
I take breaks only to read, and usually I read poetry.
Ebony
5
For its contests, Guinness allows people to take breaks every hour.
Wired
6
With that in mind, you should take breaks throughout the day.
The Guardian
7
I know the folks in my house do not take breaks at commercial time.
Wired
8
It's good to take breaks away from the screen and blink a few times.
The Irish Times
9
But even Adwoa has to take breaks from social media when she's feeling down.
BBC
10
Most climbers take breaks when they are forced to, not just on a whim.
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
Work from home and if you can't - take breaks at different times, she said.
Radio NZ
12
Mr Thomsen said drivers should also take breaks to make sure they don't get tired.
Radio NZ
13
It's a good idea to take breaks from loud music even when wearing ear protection.
Wired
14
Banks have allowed workers hit by coronavirus restrictions to take breaks on their mortgage repayments.
The Irish Times
15
She said you don't take breaks at my age.
Amazing grace
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I see my therapist, I go to acupuncture, I take breaks, I'm trying to run.
The Irish Times
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