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Dar um tempo (Portuguese)
What's correspondent for 'Dar um tempo' in English? Took a 'broke', Take a break or what?
May 23, 2015 3:40 PM
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"Dar um tempo" has lots of meanings in Portuguese. I suggest that you write a phrase (context) containing the expression, it would help a lot !
For example: "Para de falar merda... Me dá um tempo, cara!". In this case, I would translate: "Give me a break".
May 23, 2015
You'd say "Took a brake".
"Break" is a noun here, so the only way you can modify "break" is to say "take breaks" (in which case its just plural).
May 23, 2015
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