Tratar a alguien con menos dureza o exigencia.
To treat someone more leniently or be less critical of them.
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See how the word “dar un respiro” is used in sentences
¿Puedes darle un respiro esta vez? — Can you cut some slack for her this time?
Ahora mismo necesita que le des un respiro. — He really needs you to cut him some slack now.
Intento dar un respiro a la gente en la temporada de más trabajo. — I’m trying to cut some slack during the busy season.
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