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I . break [breɪk] SUBST

1. break (in glass, pottery):

break

2. break:

break (interruption)
break (from work)
pausa f
to take a break
to take a break (short vacation)
coffee break

3. break GB ENS:

break

4. break (opportunity):

break
chance f
give me a break!
to make a break for it

5. break (beginning):

break
the break of day
to make a clean break fig

II . break <broke, broken> [breɪk] VERBE trans

1. break plate, glass, leg, arm:

break
to break sb's heart

2. break circuit:

break

3. break (put an end to):

break
break peace, silence
break strike
break habit
break it up! (stop fighting)

4. break (violate):

break promise

5. break:

to break a record

6. break (tell):

to break the news to sb that ...

III . break <broke, broken> [breɪk] VERBE intr

1. break (shatter):

break
to break even
to break free
to break loose
to break into pieces

2. break voice:

break

3. break (interrupt):

shall we break (off) for lunch?

4. break weather:

break

5. break news, scandal:

break
vir à tona

II . break down VERBE trans

1. break down door:

break down

2. break down resistance:

break down

3. break down data:

break down

I . break in VERBE intr

1. break in (burgle):

break in

2. break in (interrupt):

break in

II . break in VERBE trans

break in
break in animal

break into VERBE intr

1. break into (enter):

break into car, house

2. break into (start doing):

I . break off VERBE trans

1. break off (detach):

break off
to break off sth off from [or of] sth

2. break off relationship:

break off

break out VERBE intr

1. break out (escape):

break out

2. break out (begin):

break out
break out war
to break out out in a sweat
to break out in a rash

II . break up VERBE intr

1. break up (end relationship):

break up

2. break up (come to an end):

break up marriage
break up meeting

coffee break SUBST

coffee break

lunch break SUBST

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
In 1991, he was again arrested and charged with prowling and possessing instruments connected to burglaries, although there was not enough evidence to charge him with the break-ins themselves.
en.wikipedia.org
For example, as a water wave moves, it tends to break and curl forward.
arstechnica.com
At early 2007 gasoline and electricity prices, that would mean a break-even point after six to ten years of operation.
en.wikipedia.org
This disagreement was unforgivable and resulted in a permanent break in the alliance.
en.wikipedia.org
If the receiver does, in fact, win their break point, the game is awarded to the receiver, and the receiver is said to have "converted" their break point.
en.wikipedia.org
What neither can do is break fundamentally from a pro-globalisation stance, so the old neutralisation tactics of the centre are ceasing to work.
www.bbc.co.uk
The 33-year-old midfielder has pulled the strings for his side, all without seeming to break a sweat.
www.bbc.co.uk
Carve out time in your day to break a sweat, and always remember, drink water!
www.telegram.com
There were no signs of a break-in and no valuables taken.
en.wikipedia.org
A chemical fire ignited and burned for five days, disturbing east coast rail service and causing a water main break.
thinkprogress.org

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