Primarily used in work or task-oriented scenarios to signal the end of productivity for the day.

Work-related

Doesn't always mean the day is over, just the end of a period of work or activity.

Not Literal

Used in casual conversation, not formal communication or official ending of workday.

Often used after a long struggle or lack of progress on a task to acknowledge a need to stop.

Can imply that you're stopping because continuing is not worthwhile or possible.

Signifies the ending of any activity, not just work, but possibly a hobby or game.

Expresses a firm decision, often after careful consideration.

Can convey a sense of disappointment or relief, depending on the context.