How is the phrase en avoir par-dessus la tête translated from French to English

Ne plus supporter du tout quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

Completely out of patience with someone or something.

phrase
English translation
had it up to here

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  • J'en ai par-dessus la tête du bruit à l'étage. I've had it up to here with the noise upstairs.

  • Il en a par-dessus la tête des retards. He's had it up to here with the delays.

  • Elle m'a dit qu'elle en avait par-dessus la tête. She told me she'd had it up to here.

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FAQ about “en avoir par-dessus la tête”

How is “en avoir par-dessus la tête” translated from French?
“en avoir par-dessus la tête” translates into English as “had it up to here”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “en avoir par-dessus la tête” mean?
Meaning of “en avoir par-dessus la tête”: Ne plus supporter du tout quelqu'un ou quelque chose. In English — “had it up to here”.
What part of speech is “en avoir par-dessus la tête”?
“en avoir par-dessus la tête” is a phrase.
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