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  1. estar hecho polvo

    to be exhausted

    Spanish


    Después de tres días de viaje, estar hecho polvo era inevitable.

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    Used to say someone is completely worn out, especially after travel or a long stretch of effort.

  2. mollare la presa

    to let go / ease off

    Italian


    La giornata era stata lunga. Non era ancora il momento di mollare la presa, e abbiamo deciso di andare avanti.

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  3. tenir bon

    to hold on

    French


    Il a fallu du courage pour tenir bon jusqu'au bout.

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  4. Feierabend

    time off after work

    German


    Nach dem Meeting war endlich Feierabend.

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  5. de draad kwijt

    to lose track

    Dutch


    Na de onderbreking was ik de draad kwijt.

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  6. dar um jeito

    to find a way

    Portuguese


    Vamos dar um jeito nisso.

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  7. 仕方がない

    it can't be helped

    Japanese


    遅れてしまったけど、仕方がない。

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  8. 눈치

    a sense of the room

    Korean


    그 자리에서는 눈치가 필요했다.

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  9. 没关系

    it's all right

    Chinese


    迟到了也没关系。

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  10. call it a day

    to stop for now

    English


    After the third revision, we decided to call it a day.

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  1. tenir bon

    to hold on

    French


    Il a fallu du courage pour tenir bon jusqu'au bout.

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  2. Feierabend

    time off after work

    German


    Nach dem Meeting war endlich Feierabend.

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  3. mollare la presa

    to let go / ease off

    Italian


    La giornata era stata lunga. Non era ancora il momento di mollare la presa, e abbiamo deciso di andare avanti.

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  4. 仕方がない

    it can't be helped

    Japanese


    遅れてしまったけど、仕方がない。

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