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to [break] a habit
[Frase]
to stop or overcome a behavior or practice that has become a regular part of one's life
Ex:
Colocaciones de 'Pay- Run- Break' & más - Acciones y Momentos (Descanso)
Domina las colocaciones en inglés con 'Break' utilizadas para acciones y momentos, como 'break a habit' y 'break a record'.
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to [break] a pause
[Frase]
to intentionally interrupt a moment of silence with a comment or action, usually to keep the conversation flowing or maintain the audience's attention
Ex:
to [break] a promise
[Frase]
to fail to fulfill a commitment or assurance given to someone
Ex:
Breaking
a
promise
can
erode
trust
in
a
relationship
,
so
it
's
essential
to
communicate
openly
.
to [break] a record
[Frase]
to set a new highest achievement or performance, typically in a competitive context
Ex:
The
world
watched
in
amazement
as
the
daredevil
attempted
to
break
a
record
by
skydiving
from
the
highest
altitude
.
to [break] {one's} fall
[Frase]
to reduce the impact or prevent injury when landing after a fall or sudden drop
Ex:
He
grabbed
onto
a
branch
to
break
his
fall
while
climbing
the
tree
.
to [break] {one's} vacation
[Frase]
to stop a planned holiday early and go back to work or home due to unforeseen circumstances
Ex:
to [break] a journey
[Frase]
to temporarily stop traveling during a trip, often for rest or to explore a place, before continuing
Ex:
to [break] the news
[Frase]
to inform someone of important or disturbing information
Ex:
Parents
often
have to
find
the
right
way
to
break
the
news
to
their
children
about
major
life
changes
.
to [break] the silence
[Frase]
to end a period of quietness or lack of communication by speaking, making noise, or taking action
Ex:
She
could
n't
bear
the
awkwardness
any longer
and
decided
to
break
the
silence
with
a
lighthearted
comment
.
to [break] (the|a) spell
[Frase]
to end a magical or enchanting influence or to free someone from its effects
Ex:
The
ancient
sorcerer
broke
the
spell
with
a
rare
and
ancient
artifact
.
to [break] even
[Frase]
to reach a point where gains equal losses, resulting in a balance
Ex:
The
restaurant
aimed
to
break
even
after
a
slow
month
of
sales
.
| Colocaciones de 'Pay- Run- Break' & más | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Usos monetarios y no monetarios (Pago) | Acciones Aleatorias (Ejecutar) | Acciones y Momentos (Descanso) | Acciones o Percepciones (Capturar) |
| Pérdida o Sentimientos (Perder) | |||