Catch a break.
/kætʃ ə breɪk/
To finally get a lucky or good outcome.
Catch a break" refers to the much-needed instance of receiving good fortune or a positive turn of events, especially after a series of misfortunes or difficulties. It's the moment when things finally start to go your way, providing relief and a chance to recuperate or advance. Whether it's catching a break in your career, personal life, or in a game, this phrase embodies the hope and relief that come with experiencing a stroke of luck or a beneficial opportunity.
Example Sentences
I just can't seem to catch a break at work this week.
Having a hard time at work without any relief.
No matter what I do, I can't catch a break with my car repairs.
Struggling with car repairs no matter the effort.
Every time I plan a day off, something comes up. Can't I just catch a break?
Frustrated because plans are always interrupted.
