Word: breaks

Category: breaks

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Related words: breaks

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Synonyms: breaks

interruption, interval, gap, hiatus, discontinuation, suspension, disruption, cutoff, stop, stoppage, cessation, change, alteration, variation, rest, respite, recess, pause, intermission, breather, time out, down time, coffee break, time off, vacation, holiday, leave, spring break, getaway, staycation, rift, schism, split, breakup, severance, rupture, opportunity, chance, opening, breakage, breaking, fracture, breach, falling out, open frame, prison-breaking, breakout, gaolbreak, jailbreak, shift, fault, good luck

Translations: breaks

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spanish
Translations:
descansos, rompe, pausas, roturas
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german
Translations:
Brüche, Pausen, Umbrüche
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french
Translations:
casse, brise, rompt, pauses, les pauses, ruptures, des pauses, pause
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italian
Translations:
pause, interruzioni, rompe, rotture
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portuguese
Translations:
quebras, pausas, intervalos, quebras de
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dutch
Translations:
pauzes, breekt, breuken, stedentrips
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russian
Translations:
перерывы, разрывы, брейки, отдых, перерывов
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norwegian
Translations:
pauser, pausene, leiligheter, Ferie
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swedish
Translations:
raster, pauser, lägenheter, semester, avbrott
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finnish
Translations:
taukoja, asunnot, tauot, taukojen, katkoksia
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danish
Translations:
pauser, lejligheder, brud, afbrydelser, bryder
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czech
Translations:
přestávky, přerušení, přestávek, pobyty, zlomy
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polish
Translations:
Wakacje, przerwy, przerw, urlop, Wakacje tematyczne Wakacje
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hungarian
Translations:
szünetek, szüneteket, törések, eltörik, szünetekben
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turkish
Translations:
molaları, sonları, tatili, molalar, sonlarını
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greek
Translations:
διαλείμματα, τα διαλείμματα, διακοπές, Διακοπές ανά, διαλειμμάτων
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ukrainian
Translations:
перерви
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albanian
Translations:
prishet, thyen, pushimet, pushime, e thyen
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bulgarian
Translations:
почивки, паузи, почивките, прекъсвания, облекчения
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belarusian
Translations:
перапынкі
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estonian
Translations:
pause, puruneb, vaheajad, vaheaegade
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croatian
Translations:
pauze, odmor, prekidi, stanke, razbija
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icelandic
Translations:
hlé, brot, brýtur, brotnar, vinnuhlé
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lithuanian
Translations:
pertraukos, pertraukėlės, pertraukas, pertraukų, lengvatos
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latvian
Translations:
pārtraukumiem, pārtraukumi, pauzes, pārtraukumus, pārtraukumu
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macedonian
Translations:
паузи, паузите, олеснувања, прекини, одмори
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romanian
Translations:
pauze, pauzele, break, pauzelor, pauze de
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slovenian
Translations:
odmori, počitnice, odmore, zlomi, prelomi
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slovak
Translations:
prestávky, prestávok, prestavky, prestávku

The meaning and "use of": breaks

noun
  • an interruption of continuity or uniformity. - the magazine has been published without a break since 1950
  • a pause in work or during an activity or event. - I need a break from mental activity
  • a gap or opening. - the spectacular vistas occasionally offered by a break in the rain forest
  • an instance of breaking; the point where something is broken. - a break in the valve was being repaired
  • a player's turn to make the opening shot of a game or a rack. - If you play it for a few hours, and if you develop some consistency in your break , your scores will improve greatly.
verb
  • separate or cause to separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain. - the rope broke with a loud snap
  • interrupt (a continuity, sequence, or course). - the new government broke the pattern of growth
  • fail to observe (a law, regulation, or agreement). - the district attorney says she will prosecute retailers who break the law
  • crush the emotional strength, spirit, or resistance of. - the idea was to better the prisoners, not to break them

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