BREAK-2
26 / 05 / 2010
BREAK-2: meaning and examples
Good morning everyone.
Today we continue our look at different uses of and expressions with the English word break.
Today's expression with break is: to break away (from somebody or something)
Meaning 1: to escape from someone who is holding you or keeping you prisoner.
Example 1:
The young child broke away from his parents and ran into the street. Luckily he didn't get hit by a car.
Meaning 2: to leave a political party or a state.
Example 2:
The people of the province wished to break away and form a new state.
Meaning 3: to move away from a crowd or group, especially in a race.
Example 3:
The cyclist broke away from the pack and opened up a 45 second lead. With just 8 miles to go, it's very likely that he will win the race.
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