BREAK – 5 wyrażeń frazowych
BREAK IN / BREAK INTO – włamać się, wejść do pomieszczenia nielegalnie
- In my opinion having an alarm system discourages people from breaking in.
- Someone broke into the museum last night and stole the painting.
BREAK OUT – ucieć
- Five criminals managed to break out, but they were quickly caught by the police.
mówiąc o problemach skórnych, tj. wypryski czy wysypka
- After he touched the poisonous plant, a rash broke out all over his arms.
- My teenage daughter doesn’t want to take any pictures because she’s breaking out. (= she has pimples on her face)
nieformalnie – w odniesieniu do użycia czegoś co jest już gotowe do użycia
- We won the championship! Let’s break out the champagne!(= bring the champagne here and get it ready so we can drink it)
BREAK UP – zerwać w odniesieniu do relacji
- Anna felt like her boyfriend never gave her much attention, so she broke up with him.
- It’s surprising that they would break up so suddenly after a ten-year relationship.
BREAK DOWN – kiedy coś się zepsuje
- Our car broke down when we were an hour outside the city.
- I hope this old elevator doesn’t break down – I’d hate to be stuck inside it!
kiedy ktoś nagle popada w zdenerwowanie/załamanie psychiczne
- All the stress of my job made me break down and start crying at work.
BREAK THROUGH – kiedy mówimy o nagłej zmianie /przełomie w sytuacji
- My therapist suggested a few ways to break through my depression.
- After a rainy day, the sun finally broke through the clouds in the afternoon.
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