that is enough

[Ju]

Tom has been behaving bad in the class. The teacher said:

1. Tom, that is enough.

2. Tom, I can't stand any more.

3. Tom, I can't bear/tolerate any more.

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Are the above writing identical in terms of the meaning?


ju

[JTRiff]

not teacher

Not quite.
'That is enough.' could be an expression of mild irritation. If the children are being noisy, one might say "That's enough!"
I can't bear, or stand, or tolerate any more, means one is near breaking point.

[Raymott]

Tom has been behaving bad in the class. The teacher said:

1. Tom, that is enough.

2. Tom, I can't stand any more.

3. Tom, I can't bear/tolerate any more.

__________________________________________________ ______

Are the above writing identical in terms of the meaning?


ju

2 and 3 are close enough. But it should be obvious that 1. has meanings totally unrelated to whether the teacher can bear any more.

[Ju]

not teacher

Not quite.
'That is enough.' could be an expression of mild irritation. If the children are being noisy, one might say "That's enough!"
I can't bear, or stand, or tolerate any more, means one is near breaking point.

What does it mean of one is near breaking point?