Це сирі відповідники з білінгвальних джерел. Семантичне кластеризування ще не виконане — групування лише за рівнем довіри джерел.
breakB2verbabsent— break out1 sourcesballa
If something dangerous or unpleasant breaks out, it suddenly starts.
breakA2verbabsent— not work1 sourcesballa
If you break a machine, object, etc., or if it breaks, it stops working because it is damaged.
breakC1verbabsent— break even1 sourcesballa
to not make money but also not lose money
breakB1verbabsent— break in or break into sth1 sourcesballa
to get into a building or car using force, usually to steal something
breakC2verbabsent— break free1 sourcesballa
to escape from someone or something that is controlling you
breakB2verbabsent— break off (sth) or break (sth) off1 sourcesballa
to end (something) suddenly
breakA2verbabsent— break your arm/leg, etc.1 sourcesballa
to damage a bone in your arm/leg, etc.
breakC1verbabsent— break even1 sourcesballa
to not make money but also not lose money
breakB1verbabsent— interrupt1 sourcesballa
to stop doing something for a short time
breakC2verbabsent— break the news to sb1 sourcesballa
to tell someone about something unpleasant that has happened
breakB2verbabsent— break the law1 sourcesballa
breakA2verbabsent— not work1 sourcesballa
If you break a machine, object, etc., or if it breaks, it stops working because it is damaged.
breakB1verbabsent— break in or break into sth1 sourcesballa
to get into a building or car using force, usually to steal something
breakC2verbabsent— break free1 sourcesballa
to escape from someone or something that is controlling you
breakB2verbabsent— break a record1 sourcesballa
to do something better, faster, etc. than anyone else
breakA2verbabsent— break your arm/leg, etc.1 sourcesballa
to damage a bone in your arm/leg, etc.
breakB1verbabsent— break up1 sourcesballa
If two people break up, they stop having a relationship.
breakC2verbabsent— break new ground1 sourcesballa
to do something that is different to anything that has been done before
breakB2verbabsent— end1 sourcesballa
to come to an end or make something come to an end
breakA2verbabsent— separate1 sourcesballa
to separate into two or more pieces or to make something do this
breakB1verbabsent— break down1 sourcesballa
If a machine or vehicle breaks down, it stops working.
breakC2verbabsent— weather1 sourcesballa
If the weather breaks, it changes suddenly, and usually becomes worse.
breakB2verbabsent— break sb's heart1 sourcesballa
to make someone feel extremely sad
breakA2verbabsent— separate1 sourcesballa
to separate into two or more pieces or to make something do this
breakB1verbabsent— break down1 sourcesballa
If a machine or vehicle breaks down, it stops working.
breakC2verbabsent— break new ground1 sourcesballa
to do something that is different to anything that has been done before
breakB2verbabsent— break off (sth) or break (sth) off1 sourcesballa
to end (something) suddenly
breakB1verbabsent— break up1 sourcesballa
If two people break up, they stop having a relationship.
breakC2verbabsent— storm1 sourcesballa
If a storm breaks, it starts suddenly.
breakB2verbabsent— break the ice1 sourcesballa
to make people feel more relaxed in a social situation
breakB1verbabsent— interrupt1 sourcesballa
to stop doing something for a short time
breakC2verbabsent— break free1 sourcesballa
to suddenly escape or become separate from something
breakB2verbabsent— end1 sourcesballa
to come to an end or make something come to an end
breakC2verbabsent— break the news to sb1 sourcesballa
to tell someone about something unpleasant that has happened
breakB2verbabsent— break the law1 sourcesballa
fastC2adverbabsent— the fast lane1 sourcesballa
the busy and exciting way of life that a successful person has
breakC2verbabsent— become known1 sourcesballa
If news or a story breaks, or if someone breaks it, it becomes known by the public for the first time.
breakB2verbabsent— break sb's heart1 sourcesballa
to make someone feel extremely sad
breakC2verbabsent— weather1 sourcesballa
If the weather breaks, it changes suddenly, and usually becomes worse.
breakB2verbabsent— break an agreement/promise, etc.1 sourcesballa
to not do what you should do
breakC2verbabsent— break free1 sourcesballa
to suddenly escape or become separate from something
breakB2verbabsent— break a record1 sourcesballa
to do something better, faster, etc. than anyone else
breakC2verbabsent— become known1 sourcesballa
If news or a story breaks, or if someone breaks it, it becomes known by the public for the first time.
breakB2verbabsent— break through sth1 sourcesballa
to force your way through something that is holding you back
breakC2verbabsent— storm1 sourcesballa
If a storm breaks, it starts suddenly.
breakB2verbabsent— break through sth1 sourcesballa
to force your way through something that is holding you back
breakB2verbabsent— break out1 sourcesballa
If something dangerous or unpleasant breaks out, it suddenly starts.
breakB2verbabsent— break an agreement/promise, etc.1 sourcesballa
to not do what you should do
breakB2verbabsent— break the ice1 sourcesballa
to make people feel more relaxed in a social situation
fastA1adjectiveabsent1 sourcesballa
moving or happening quickly, or able to move or happen quickly
fastC2adverbabsent— fast asleep1 sourcesballa
breakC2nounabsent— opportunity1 sourcesballa
fastA2adverbabsent1 sourcesballa
moving or happening quickly
fastC2adverbabsent— thick and fast1 sourcesballa
quickly and in large numbers
fastC2adverbabsent— firmly1 sourcesballa
breakC2nounabsent— opportunity1 sourcesballa
breakC1nounabsent— damage1 sourcesballa
where something has separated in an accident
breakB1nounabsent— holiday1 sourcesballa
a holiday or period of time away from work, school, etc.
reactC1verbabsent— bad effect1 sourcesballa
to become ill because something that you have eaten or used on your body has had a bad effect on you
fastC2adjectiveabsent— a fast track (to sth)1 sourcesballa
a very quick way of achieving or dealing with something
reactC2verbabsent— react against sth1 sourcesballa
to act in a way that is the opposite of something you have seen, experienced, been told to do, etc. because you did not like it or approve of it
breakC1nounabsent— damage1 sourcesballa
where something has separated in an accident
breakA2nounabsent— stop1 sourcesballa
when you stop an activity for a short time, usually to rest or to eat
reactB2verbabsent— say or do1 sourcesballa
to say, do, or feel something because of something else that has been said or done
breakA2nounabsent— stop1 sourcesballa
when you stop an activity for a short time, usually to rest or to eat
breakB1nounabsent— holiday1 sourcesballa
a holiday or period of time away from work, school, etc.
acidB2nounabsent1 sourcesballa
a liquid substance which can react chemically with and sometimes dissolve other materials