Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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Results for break
break was found in the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary at the entries listed below.
- break verb DAMAGE
- break verb END
- break verb NOT OBEY
- break verb DIVIDE
- break verb INTERRUPT
- break verb USE FORCE
- break verb EMOTION
- break verb BECOME KNOWN
- break verb WAVES
- break verb DAY
- break verb VOICE
- break verb SPORT
- break noun INTERRUPTION
- break noun OPPORTUNITY
- break noun DAMAGE
- break noun END
- break noun SPORT
- break noun ESCAPE
- break noun MORNING
- break-dancing noun
- break-in noun
- break point noun
- break-up noun DIVISION
- break-up noun END
- career break noun
- coffee break noun
- comfort break noun
- make-or-break adjective
- mini-break noun
- station break noun
- tea break noun
- lunch break noun, at lunch hour (noun)
- tie-break noun, at tie-breaker (noun)
- break sth in, at
- break a/the record
- break serve
- break out in a rash/spots/sweat
- give sb a break
- make a break
- make the break, at make a break
- make a break (from/for)
- break of day
- break (the) news
- break your back
- break sb's heart
- break bread
- break cover
- break down barriers
- break even
- break fresh/new ground
- break it up
- break it/the news to sb
- break ranks
- break the back of sth
- break the bank
- break the ice
- break the mould
- break the mold, at break the mould
- break wind
- make or break sth
- be make or break for sb/sth
- Sticks and stones may break my bones, (but words can never hurt me).
- not break your stride
