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Break away
to move away from; escape
Break down 1
to stop working (a car, a machine, etc.)
Break down 2
to come to an unsuccessful end (discussion, system, etc.)
Break in(to)
to enter a building by force
Break in (sth/sb)
to interrupt a conversation, speech, etc
Break off
to come to an end, especially suddenly
Break out (1)
to escape (from prison or similar place)
Break out (2)
to start to happen (of something unpleasant such as war, fire, etc)
Break out (3)
to start laughing
Break through
to force a way through
Break up (1)
to finish school and begin a holiday
Break up (2)
to come or bring to an end, especially by separating
Get at
to reach or find (the truth, the answer, etc.)
Get away with
to escape punishment for something one has done wrong
Get down to
to finally start doing something that needs a lot of time and energy
Get (sb) off
(to cause to) escape being punished for a crime
