break
[breɪk] ( pt broke, pp broken )noun
| 1. | [gap, interruption]
Unterbrechung die
break in sthg Unterbrechung in etw (D) |
| 2. | [fracture, rupture, change]
Bruch der
break with sthg Bruch der mit etw |
| 3. | [pause, rest]
Unterbrechung die,
Pause die
SCH Pause die coffee break Kaffeepause die weekend break Urlaubswochenende das to take or have a break eine (kurze) Pause machen to have a break from sthg mit etw pausieren without a break ohne Unterbrechung |
| 4. | (inf) [luck, chance] Chance die |
| 5. | (liter)
[of day]
at break of day bei Tagesanbruch |
break
[breɪk] ( pt broke, pp broken )transitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [gen]
Konjugation brechen
[smash] Konjugation zerbrechen [windows] Konjugation einschlagen the river broke its banks der Fluss stieg über die Ufer |
| 2. | [cause to stop working] Konjugation kaputtmachen |
| 3. | [interrupt - journey, silence]
Konjugation unterbrechen
(phrase) to break sb's fall js Fall bremsen |
| 4. | [tell]
to break the news of sthg to sb jm etw mitteilen, beibringen |
| 5. | TENNIS
to break sb's serve jm den Aufschlag or das Aufschlagspiel abnehmen |
break
[breɪk] ( pt broke, pp broken )intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [gen] Konjugation brechen, Konjugation zerbrechen |
| 2. | [stop working] Konjugation kaputtgehen |
| 3. | [pause] eine Pause machen, Konjugation unterbrechen |
| 4. | [day] Konjugation anbrechen |
| 5. | [weather] Konjugation umschlagen |
| 6. | [wave] sich brechen |
| 7. | [escape]
to break loose or free losbrechen, sich losreißen |
| 8. | [voice] Konjugation brechen |
| 9. | [news] bekannt werden |
| 10. | (phrase)
to break even seine Kosten decken |
break away
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [escape] Konjugation weglaufen, sich losreißen |
| 2. | [end relationship]
to break away (from sb) sich (von jm) losreißen |
break down
transitive verb separable Konjugation
| 1. | [destroy] Konjugation einschlagen, Konjugation einbrechen |
| 2. | [analyse] Konjugation aufschlüsseln |
| 3. | [cause to decompose] Konjugation zersetzen |
break down
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [gen]
Konjugation zusammenbrechen
the car has broken down das Auto hat eine Panne |
| 2. | [decompose] sich zersetzen |
break in
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [enter by force] Konjugation einbrechen |
| 2. | [interrupt]
to break in (on sb/sthg) (jn/etw) unterbrechen |
break in
transitive verb separable Konjugation
| 1. | [horse] zureiten |
| 2. | [person] Konjugation einarbeiten |
| 3. | [shoes] Konjugation einlaufen |
break into
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
| 1. | [enter by force] einbrechen in (+ A) |
| 2. | [begin suddenly] ausbrechen in (+ A) |
| 3. | [become involved in] Fuß fassen in (+ D) |
break off
transitive verb separable & intransitive verb Konjugation
Konjugation abbrechen
break out
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [begin suddenly] Konjugation ausbrechen |
| 2. | [become covered]
to break out in spots/a rash Pickel/Ausschlag bekommen he broke out in a sweat ihm brach der Schweiß aus |
| 3. | [escape]
to break out (of) ausbrechen(aus) |
break through
transitive verb inseparable & intransitive verb Konjugation
durchbrechen
break up
transitive verb separable Konjugation
| 1. | [object]
Konjugation zerbrechen
[ice, soil] Konjugation aufbrechen |
| 2. | [bring to an end]
he broke up their relationship er beendete ihre Beziehung the police broke up the party die Polizei sprengte die Party she broke up the fight sie trennte die Kämpfenden |
break up
intransitive verb Konjugation
| 1. | [object] auseinander brechen, Konjugation zerbrechen |
| 2. | [relationship]
in die Brüche gehen
[fight, party] Konjugation enden to break up with sb sich von jm trennen |
| 3. | [crowd] auseinander treiben, auseinander laufen |
| 4. | [school]
Konjugation enden
[pupils, teachers] in die Ferien gehen |
break with
transitive verb inseparable Konjugation
brechen mit
