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  1. Traduce break time is over. Ver traducciones en inglés y español con pronunciaciones de audio, ejemplos y traducciones palabra por palabra.

  2. A great transition song for the ones that may have a difficult or challenging time coming back from breaks.

  3. 1 de jun. de 2011 · #1. Hi friends, Is it correct to say "the break is over"?, or should I say "break is over"? Or neither of them is correct? I mean, the break you take in the middle of a class. Thank you! SVLowe. Member. English, England. Jun 1, 2011. #2. I would say 'breaktime is over' or 'break is over'....or 'time to get back to work!' Elibennet. Senior Member.

  4. 25 de sept. de 2013 · So "time is over" can apply to both longer fixed time periods (many days or more) and is used with phrases like "break time" or "excuse time", whereas "time is up" typically means that a short time period has expired, such as to complete a test, and only seems to be used for periods of a few hours or less. Share.

  5. Traducciones. EN. break time {sustantivo} volume_up. break time (también: break, breather, half, idleness, relief, respite, rest, tea break, time out, chill-out) volume_up. descanso {m} break time (también: break, playtime, rec, recreation) volume_up. recreo {m} more_vert.

  6. As a noun, “breaktime” refers to a period of rest or leisure, typically taken during work or study. It signifies a temporary pause in activity, allowing individuals to recharge and rejuvenate. Example sentences: After hours of intense concentration, the students eagerly awaited their breaktime.

  7. Translate Break time is over. See Spanish-English translations with audio pronunciations, examples, and word-by-word explanations.