English to Latin Meaning of break - intermissum

Break :

intermissum

noun

intermissum, naufragii, fractio den, fractus, vehementissimo imbri, vorago, extremi sinus, adicias loqui, -usque, intermissio, discidium, resolutionis, Secernere, refrenata, coercitio, reprehendo, Subdual, confractio;, minui praedicabat, ADVERSUS, transiebat, rupti sunt, FISSIO, eruptio, lacerationis, libertas, tere, impedimentum, damnum, privatio, ruina, prolatoque, mora, cessatum, suspensionis, species, ortus, spectrum, incarnatio, subtracta, rationem, Consequentia

verb

intermissum, uanescere, contundito, fatiscebant,, Rippel, arcendo infringeret, adicias loqui, dimittat;, Cum transgressi, relinqueris sola, videtur, perveniet, veni, fons, exprimunt, revelabit, profer, respirare, adhaereat visceribus, premat partes, fractus, dilacerant, et conlidam, reducere, offendimus, caesorum spolia detrahenda, ut irascatur, et inventa, Evenire, transpira- biles, colluvione prognati, secare, separatum, intercludere, revelare, posuit, irritam, et partitus, furcatae, irrita faceremus, confractio;, infringere, disputationi adversatur;, aequa, iniustitiam detinent, praevenientibus, sedens super, subicite, vade in conturbauit, deficient, conturbare existimarent, terminantur, transit in convallibus, saeclum, finis, abrumpere, et erunt in, geniti forent pelli, currere faciam, silentium, moratus est, censeo, ne moreris, Quiescat, prorogandum, super relinquo, redundabunt, scio, nosnon

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Definitions of break in English

Noun(1) some abrupt occurrence that interrupts an ongoing activity(2) an unexpected piece of good luck(3) (geology(4) a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions(5) a pause from doing something (as work(6) the act of breaking something(7) a time interval during which there is a temporary cessation of something(8) breaking of hard tissue such as bone(9) the occurrence of breaking(10) an abrupt change in the tone or register of the voice (as at puberty or due to emotion(11) the opening shot that scatters the balls in billiards or pool(12) (tennis(13) an act of delaying or interrupting the continuity(14) a sudden dash(15) any frame in which a bowler fails to make a strike or spare(16) an escape from jail
Verb(1) terminate(2) become separated into pieces or fragments(3) render inoperable or ineffective(4) ruin completely(5) destroy the integrity of; usually by force; cause to separate into pieces or fragments(6) act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises(7) move away or escape suddenly(8) scatter or part(9) force out or release suddenly and often violently something pent up(10) prevent completion(11) enter someone's (virtual or real(12) make submissive, obedient, or useful(13) fail to agree with; be in violation of; as of rules or patterns(14) surpass in excellence(15) make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret(16) come into being

Examples of break in English

(1) line break(2) strategies used to break the union(3) I need a break from mental activity(4) break the chocolate into pieces(5) When you see a colleague struggling, walk him to the vending machine for a break .(6) WordPerfect allows you to mark a block of text as not permitted to be interrupted by a page break .(7) While they were successful in obtaining Rich's resignation, they could not break his spirit.(8) Having set up the venue themselves, they left for a break but on their return found the hall locked again.(9) Will people want to honour her, as they did then, or will the extended bank holiday designated for this purpose simply pass off as a pleasant break ?(10) It was also viewed by its architects as a way to break the power of the elite, who are still very much in control.(11) Students come here to eat, drink and take a break from school work.(12) don't scratch it or you'll break the skin(13) The Canadian Cancer Society is urging smokers trying to quit to plan out how they are going to break their habit.(14) This great weather is sure to break soon so lets all enjoy it while it lasts.(15) The club will run until June, break for the summer and resume again in September.(16) it's a break with the way the business was run

Related Phrases of break

Related Phrases of break

Synonyms

1. break ::

intermissum

5. recess ::

recessus

6. disintegrate ::

uanescere

7. crush ::

contundito

8. stave ::

fatiscebant,

9. kibble ::

Rippel

10. impair ::

arcendo infringeret

11. interrupt ::

adicias loqui

12. disband ::

dimittat;

13. transgress ::

Cum transgressi

14. discontinue ::

relinqueris sola

15. split ::

split

17. appear ::

videtur

18. arrive ::

perveniet

19. come ::

veni

20. spring ::

fons

21. evolve ::

evolve

22. express ::

exprimunt

23. disclose ::

revelabit

24. bring out ::

profer

25. breathe ::

respirare

26. cleave ::

adhaereat visceribus

27. crush into pieces ::

premat partes

28. fracture ::

fractus

29. tear ::

dilacerant

30. shatter ::

et conlidam

31. reduce ::

reducere

32. remove ::

remove

33. offend ::

offendimus

34. crack ::

crack

35. spoil ::

caesorum spolia detrahenda

36. make angry ::

ut irascatur

37. be discovered ::

et inventa

38. come out ::

Evenire

39. transpire ::

transpira- biles

40. mangle ::

colluvione prognati

41. cut ::

secare

42. separate ::

separatum

43. obstruct ::

intercludere

44. reveal ::

revelare

45. publish ::

publish

46. put ::

posuit

47. annul ::

irritam

48. divide ::

et partitus

49. furcate ::

furcatae

50. violate ::

irrita faceremus

51. breach ::

confractio;

52. infringe ::

infringere

53. contravene ::

disputationi adversatur;

54. overstep ::

aequa

56. suppress ::

iniustitiam detinent

57. inhibit ::

praevenientibus

58. sit on ::

sedens super

59. subdue ::

subicite

60. tame ::

tame

61. go into bankruptcy ::

vade in conturbauit

62. fail ::

deficient

63. bust ::

bust

64. bankrupt ::

conturbare existimarent

65. terminate ::

terminantur

66. determine ::

determine

67. pass away ::

transit in convallibus

68. dissolve ::

saeclum

69. end ::

finis

70. break off ::

abrumpere

72. be through with ::

et erunt in

73. expel ::

geniti forent pelli

74. cause to run ::

currere faciam

75. pause ::

silentium

76. be delayed ::

moratus est

77. adjourn ::

censeo

78. defer ::

ne moreris

79. cease ::

Quiescat

80. prorogue ::

prorogandum

81. leave over ::

super relinquo

82. burst out ::

redundabunt

83. know ::

scio

84. ken ::

nosnon

85. breakdown ::

naufragii

88. breakage ::

fractio den

90. cleft ::

vehementissimo imbri

91. chasm ::

vorago

92. nook ::

extremi sinus

93. breakup ::

-usque

94. intermission ::

intermissio

95. separation ::

discidium

96. hiatus ::

hiatus

97. dissolution ::

resolutionis

98. severance ::

Secernere

99. repression ::

refrenata

100. restraint ::

coercitio

101. check ::

reprehendo

103. subdual ::

Subdual

104. infringement ::

minui praedicabat

105. contravention ::

ADVERSUS

107. crossing ::

transiebat

108. burst ::

rupti sunt

109. fission ::

fission

110. cleavage ::

FISSIO

111. eruption ::

eruptio

112. laceration ::

lacerationis

113. freedom ::

libertas

114. grind ::

tere

116. stamp ::

stamp

117. champ ::

champ

118. hindrance ::

impedimentum

119. impediment ::

impedimentum

120. obstacle ::

impedimentum

122. loss ::

damnum

124. deprivation ::

privatio

125. ruin ::

ruina

126. deferment ::

prolatoque

128. delay ::

mora

129. cessation ::

cessatum

130. suspension ::

suspensionis

132. appearance ::

species

133. emergence ::

ortus

134. apparition ::

spectrum

135. incarnation ::

incarnatio

136. subtraction ::

subtracta

137. reckoning ::

rationem

138. deduction ::

Consequentia

Synonyms of break

1. break ::

intermissum

5. recess ::

recessus

6. disintegrate ::

uanescere

7. crush ::

contundito

8. stave ::

fatiscebant,

9. kibble ::

Rippel

10. impair ::

arcendo infringeret

11. interrupt ::

adicias loqui

12. disband ::

dimittat;

13. transgress ::

Cum transgressi

14. discontinue ::

relinqueris sola

15. split ::

split

17. appear ::

videtur

18. arrive ::

perveniet

19. come ::

veni

20. spring ::

fons

21. evolve ::

evolve

22. express ::

exprimunt

23. disclose ::

revelabit

24. bring out ::

profer

25. breathe ::

respirare

26. cleave ::

adhaereat visceribus

27. crush into pieces ::

premat partes

28. fracture ::

fractus

29. tear ::

dilacerant

30. shatter ::

et conlidam

31. reduce ::

reducere

32. remove ::

remove

33. offend ::

offendimus

34. crack ::

crack

35. spoil ::

caesorum spolia detrahenda

36. make angry ::

ut irascatur

37. be discovered ::

et inventa

38. come out ::

Evenire

39. transpire ::

transpira- biles

40. mangle ::

colluvione prognati

41. cut ::

secare

42. separate ::

separatum

43. obstruct ::

intercludere

44. reveal ::

revelare

45. publish ::

publish

46. put ::

posuit

47. annul ::

irritam

48. divide ::

et partitus

49. furcate ::

furcatae

50. violate ::

irrita faceremus

51. breach ::

confractio;

52. infringe ::

infringere

53. contravene ::

disputationi adversatur;

54. overstep ::

aequa

56. suppress ::

iniustitiam detinent

57. inhibit ::

praevenientibus

58. sit on ::

sedens super

59. subdue ::

subicite

60. tame ::

tame

61. go into bankruptcy ::

vade in conturbauit

62. fail ::

deficient

63. bust ::

bust

64. bankrupt ::

conturbare existimarent

65. terminate ::

terminantur

66. determine ::

determine

67. pass away ::

transit in convallibus

68. dissolve ::

saeclum

69. end ::

finis

70. break off ::

abrumpere

72. be through with ::

et erunt in

73. expel ::

geniti forent pelli

74. cause to run ::

currere faciam

75. pause ::

silentium

76. be delayed ::

moratus est

77. adjourn ::

censeo

78. defer ::

ne moreris

79. cease ::

Quiescat

80. prorogue ::

prorogandum

81. leave over ::

super relinquo

82. burst out ::

redundabunt

83. know ::

scio

84. ken ::

nosnon

85. breakdown ::

naufragii

88. breakage ::

fractio den

90. cleft ::

vehementissimo imbri

91. chasm ::

vorago

92. nook ::

extremi sinus

93. breakup ::

-usque

94. intermission ::

intermissio

95. separation ::

discidium

96. hiatus ::

hiatus

97. dissolution ::

resolutionis

98. severance ::

Secernere

99. repression ::

refrenata

100. restraint ::

coercitio

101. check ::

reprehendo

103. subdual ::

Subdual

104. infringement ::

minui praedicabat

105. contravention ::

ADVERSUS

107. crossing ::

transiebat

108. burst ::

rupti sunt

109. fission ::

fission

110. cleavage ::

FISSIO

111. eruption ::

eruptio

112. laceration ::

lacerationis

113. freedom ::

libertas

114. grind ::

tere

116. stamp ::

stamp

117. champ ::

champ

118. hindrance ::

impedimentum

119. impediment ::

impedimentum

120. obstacle ::

impedimentum

122. loss ::

damnum

124. deprivation ::

privatio

125. ruin ::

ruina

126. deferment ::

prolatoque

128. delay ::

mora

129. cessation ::

cessatum

130. suspension ::

suspensionis

132. appearance ::

species

133. emergence ::

ortus

134. apparition ::

spectrum

135. incarnation ::

incarnatio

136. subtraction ::

subtracta

137. reckoning ::

rationem

138. deduction ::

Consequentia

Antonyms

1. advance ::

proficiscentur

2. elevate ::

elevare

3. promote ::

promote

4. raise ::

elevare

Different Forms

break, breaking, breaks

Word Example from TV Shows

What has to BREAK inside your brain for you to think:

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 24

I just don't know how I'm gonna BREAK it to him.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 16

Break into the bank. Don't doubt it.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

I might BREAK up with Rebecca.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 21

If you BREAK his laws,

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

Examples of break from TV Shows

What has to BREAK inside your brain for you to think:

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 24

I just don't know how I'm gonna BREAK it to him.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 16

Break into the bank. Don't doubt it.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

I might BREAK up with Rebecca.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 21

If you BREAK his laws,

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

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