(NOUN) an escape (typically from prison or some type of restraint)
breakout
(NOUN) The ending of a relationship
breakup
(VERB) To end a romantic relationship
break up
(VERB) To force your way through a barrier
break through
(VERB) to end a relationship or contract with someone
break (something) off
(VERB) to escape from a place (typically a prison or some type of restraint)
break out
(VERB) To find a way to solve a problem (aha!)
break through
(VERB) To use a new device carefully unti it feels ready for stronger use
break (something) in
(NOUN) a situation when someone is HIGHLY EMOTIONAL or upset
breakdown
(VERB) wear new shoes a little at a time until they become comfortable
break in
(NOUN) a forced entry into a place
a break-in
(VERB) When a FIGHT or a FIRE starts suddenly.
break out
(VERB) Something (typically something mechanical) stops working
break down
(VERB) to go through a door with force (typically a door)
break (a door) down
(VERB) to enter a place ILLEGALLY
break into
(VERB) When a piece of something SEPARATES from a larger piece of that same thing
break off
(VERB) to lose self-control and become HIGHLY EMOTIONAL
to break down
(ADJECTIVE) it DESCRIBES a thing that is useless or out of order, or that DOES NOT function properly
broken-down
(VERB) disintegrate ("relationships" - I do not agree with this but it is what the site said)
break down
(VERB - SEPARABLE) to make a difficult issue easier to understand
break (something) down
(VERB) To STOP or SEPARATE a FIGHT.
break up
(NOUN) An important discovery, especially in SCIENCE or TECHNOLOGY)
breakthrough
(NOUN) when something mechanical isn't working.
breakdown