Meaning
Expressing exasperation that a situation has become intolerable.
Cultural Background
Commonly used in urban settings to express frustration with traffic or bureaucracy. Frequently used in dramatic scenes to signal a turning point in a character's patience.
Tone matters
The tone of your voice is more important than the words. Use a flat, annoyed tone for maximum effect.
Meaning
Expressing exasperation that a situation has become intolerable.
Tone matters
The tone of your voice is more important than the words. Use a flat, annoyed tone for maximum effect.
Test Yourself
Which phrase expresses exasperation?
Someone keeps interrupting you. What do you say?
This phrase is used to express frustration at someone's behavior.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesSomeone keeps interrupting you. What do you say?
This phrase is used to express frustration at someone's behavior.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsOnly if you have a very casual relationship. Otherwise, avoid it.
Related Phrases
हद कर दी
similarYou have crossed the limit.
बहुत हुआ
synonymEnough is enough.