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To have become very frustrated or angry; to have reached the limit of one's patience or forbearance.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: idiomatic, informal
Examples
- I have had it up to here with your nonsense!
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
23 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Catalan:
estar fins al capdamunt
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Dutch:
het zit ... tot hier
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Esperanto:
esti pli ol tedata
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Esperanto:
esti tute laca
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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French:
en avoir jusque-là
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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German:
die Nase voll haben
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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German:
wirklich genug haben
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Icelandic:
kominn með upp í kok
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Irish:
bheith bréan bailithe de
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Italian:
avere le tasche piene
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Italian:
non poterne più
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Italian:
averne fin sopra i capelli
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Jamaican Creole:
cyaan tek
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Polish:
mieć dość
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Polish:
mieć potąd
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Polish:
mieć powyżej uszu
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Portuguese:
estar até aqui
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Portuguese:
estar por aqui
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Russian:
сыт по го́рло
(syt po górlo)
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Spanish:
estar hasta las narices
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Spanish:
estar hasta los mismísimos
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Spanish:
salirle de los mismísimos
— To have reached the limit of one's patience
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Swedish:
stå upp i halsen
— To have reached the limit of one's patience