restbreak
nounUK /ˈrɛst breɪk/
US /ˈrɛst breɪk/
A short time when you stop doing something to relax.
We took a restbreak after playing outside for an hour.
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2. A scheduled pause during a long activity or journey.
The bus driver announced a restbreak at the next service station.
3. A brief stop in a work shift to recover energy.
Employees are entitled to a restbreak every four hours.
4. A short period of sleep or quiet during a busy day.
She used her lunch restbreak to close her eyes for ten minutes.