Do you prefer a coffee break or a tea break?

你比较喜欢喝咖啡时间还是喝茶时间？

So, what is a coffee or a tea break?

那么，什么是喝咖啡时间或喝茶时间呢？

So, should employers be worried about this lost working time, or does the tea break compensate in other ways?

那么，雇主们应该担心这些失去的工作时间吗，或者茶间休息应该以其他的方式来弥补吗？

Or a summer sport between players in white trousers and woollen jerseys who stop for a 20-minute tea break in the afternoon?

还是身穿白色长裤和羊毛球衣的球员之间的夏季运动会，他们会在下停下来享受 20 钟的茶歇时间？

A small, chirping insect? Or a summer sport between players in white trousers and woollen jerseys who stop for a 20-minute tea break in the afternoon?

一只喳喳叫的小虫子？还是一种体育运动，这种运动的运动员们穿着白色裤子和毛织运动衫，下有20钟的茶休息时间？

Anyway, so I prepared all this stuff, what to do for this session - for a couple of hours, tea break in the middle - and I got more apprehensive.

不管怎样，我准备了所有的资料，怎么做这个培训大概几个小时，中间喝茶休息时间我变得更加忧虑。

A tea break or a coffee break is a short time during the working day when people have a break with a cup of tea or coffee.

茶歇或咖啡休息时间是工作日中人们喝杯茶或咖啡休息的一小段时间。

Tea breaks may be formal in homes, with a silver tray filled with tea cups on saucers, a silver bowl with sugar, and a silver pitcher with cream brought into a living room, dining room, or drawing room.

在家庭中喝茶时间可以是很正式的——1个盛满碟子上放着茶杯的银盘、1个装糖的银碗和1个装奶精的银壶被端进起居室、饭厅或客厅里。

When you consider they have to do it all by hand and you factor in all those tea breaks, a human brickie will typically lay around 500 standard bricks - but that's in a full day.

当你考虑到他们必须手工完成所有这些工作并且你考虑到所有这些茶歇时，一个人类砖通常会放置大约 500 块标准砖 - 但这是一整天。