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break
A1
verb
Usage:
90%
shatter, snap
Translation: shatter, snap
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: To separate or cause something to separate into parts suddenly or violently.

This meaning means that something is split or damaged into pieces. It usually happens fast and can be by accident or force.

I break the glass by accident.

Don't break your toys when you play.

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B1
verb
Usage:
75%
stop, fail
Translation: stop, fail
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: To stop working or not function correctly, usually about machines or equipment.

This meaning is when machines or things stop working properly. They do not work or move as they should.

My phone breaks and I cannot call.

The car broke on the road yesterday.

3
A1
noun
Usage:
90%
pause, rest
Translation: pause, rest
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: A short period of rest from work or an activity.

A break is a short time when you stop working or doing something to rest or relax.

I have a break at school at 10.

She took a break from work today.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
60%
change, open
Translation: change, open
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: To become different or change suddenly, often with new energy or opportunity (figurative).

This meaning is about sudden change or starting something new, like starting to smile or new success.

She breaks into a smile quickly.

The team broke new records today.

5
B1
verb
Usage:
55%
escape, flee
Translation: escape, flee
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: To leave or escape from a place, especially from prison or an event.

This meaning means to get away from a place or rules, often by force or quickly.

He breaks from jail at night.

They broke the rules and left early.

6
B2
noun
Usage:
50%
opportunity, chance
Translation: opportunity, chance
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: A good chance or success, especially at the start of a career or new job.

This meaning refers to an important chance that helps someone start a new job or be successful.

He got a big break in acting.

Her break came after the first show.

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A2
noun
Usage:
70%
intermission, pause
Translation: intermission, pause
Pronunciation: /breɪk/
Meaning: A pause between parts of a performance, sports game, or event.

This is a short pause or time off during a show or game before it continues.

The play had a break after the first act.

There is a break in the football match.

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