breaktime

noun
UK /ˈbreɪk.taɪm/
US /ˈbreɪk.taɪm/

Breaktime is the time when you stop working or learning to rest for a little while.

The children ran outside to play during breaktime.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short pause in a meeting or event so people can stretch or get refreshments.

The conference will have a breaktime at eleven o'clock.

3. A scheduled time in a workday when employees may stop working briefly.

The factory workers take their breaktime at noon.

4. A pause between parts of a broadcast or performance.

The radio show had a short breaktime for the news.