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At the end of one’s rope

At the end of one’s rope (at de end of wan’s rope)

Idiom Stress

Signification

To be so tired or frustrated that you can’t deal with anything more.

être tellement fatigué ou frustré que vous ne pouvez plus rien supporter. (être tellement fatigué ou frustré que vous ne pouvez plus rien supporter.)

Phrases d'exemple

"After working nonstop for weeks, I was at the end of my rope."

"Après avoir travaillé sans relâche pendant des semaines, j'étais à bout de nerfs." (après avoir travaillé sans relâche pendant des semaines, j'étais **à bout de nerfs**.)

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