BREAK

Question 1

-To open and start using or doing something
-To escape from prison
-To suddenly begin to have a rash, red marks or sweat appear on your skin
-Something dangerous or unpleasant suddenly starts

Answer 1

BREAK OUT (OF SMTH)

(break out a champagne)

Question 2

to stop working or not be successful or destroy / To be very upset, unable to control one’s feelings / To separate in smaller parts / To give away / To render or become weak

Answer 2

BREAK DOWN

Question 3

-To train a person to do a new job and raise their level of experience, to train an animal to behave in an obedient way
-To use something to make it not as new and more comfortable
-To force entry into something, often a building

Answer 3

BREAK IN

Question 4

-to intrude upon something
-to interrupt someone’s conversation
-to burst into a place and violate some one’s privacy

Answer 4

BREAK IN ON (SB/SMTH)

(BREAK INTO also means to INTERRUPT - but with an urgency/emotion)

Question 5

• To leave or to escape from someone who is holding you:
• To succeed in freeing yourself from something or someone that restricts you or controls you:
• To move rapidly away from or ahead of a group:
• To stop being part of a group because you begin to disagree with the people in the group:
• To end a relationship or connection:

Answer 5

BREAK AWAY FROM

Question 6

to force yourself through something that is holding you back / to go higher than a particular level:

Answer 6

BREAK THROUGH

Question 7

-To suddenly begin to do something
-To begin working in a new business or a new area
-To start to spend money that you did not want to spend
-To interrupt someone when they are talking or thinking

Answer 7

BREAK INTO (SMTH)

Question 8

to intentionally not continue doing something that is traditional / to leave a group of people

Answer 8

BREAK WITH (SB/SMTH)