tea break

The term "tea break" is commonly used in British and Australian English to refer to a short rest period during the workday, often involving tea or coffee.

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Definition

B2Workplace

(British, Australian)A short rest period during the workday when employees typically drink tea or coffee.

Example

  • Let's take a tea break before we continue with the meeting.
  • She always looks forward to her tea break in the afternoon.

B2Workplace

(Australian)A brief rest period shorter than a lunch break, during which employees can relax.

Example

  • In Australia, workers are entitled to a tea break in addition to their lunch break.

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