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get a break
adjective as in fortunate
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Ohtani said he does “want to play as much as possible” but “if the team feels like I should get a break, I’ll follow that.”
“So the moral of the story is we are, thankfully, going to get a break from all this for the end of this week, but unfortunately, it’s going to be short-lived,” Kittell said of dangerous fire weather.
The Lions still have 16 players on Injured Reserve and it was like they were playing for that number one seed, so they could get a break for some of their team-mates to come back and join them.
But sole proprietors have to pay both parts of the self-employment tax on all income, whereas S corps can get a break here.
When he does get a break between projects, he spends time at his homes in Lisbon or Ibiza, “doing nothing but reading, cooking and going to the beach.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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