se indica puede haber otras alternativas igualmente vlidas)
My computer broke yesterday evening and I couldn't finish
dow n 1) my report
My girlfriend broke our engagement two months before our
off 2) wedding
I planned to go to Madrid on my motorbike but it broke
dow n 3)
You always break when I speak
in 4)
He very often does that, starts talking and suddenly breaks
off 5)
A war between these two countries can break at any moment
out 6)
He took a sheet and broke a piece
off 7)
The two companies broke their negotiation without any
of f 8) explanation
9) Do you know how the Spanish population breaks into age-
dow n groups?
The couple were arguing but broke when their daughter
off 10) appeared
The thieves broke my flat during the night
into 11)
Two terrorists have broken of prison by helicopter
out 12)
A big rock broke and rolled down the mountains
of f 13)
Mexico broke diplomatic relation with Cuba due to different
of f 14) disagreements
The managing director broke the number of clients into 5
dow n 15) different categories
Our wedding celebration broke at 6 o'clock in the morning
up 16)
After winning the tournament the tennis player broke
dow n 17)
18) Two planes crashed in the air and broke
up It is very impolite to break when another person speaks in 19)
A tile broke and fell out of the roof
off 20)
My lawnmower broke and now I had to call a mechanic
dow n 21)
That family broke after the parents' divorce
up 22)
Two persons broke the National Museum and stole a very
into 23) famous painting
The English Summer Course broke at 31st August
up 24)
He hit the door and broke it
dow n 25)
Three very dangerous terrorists have broken of jail and the
out 26) police is on the alert
27) My boss got furious because someone broke when he was
in telling us about the new campaign
The fire in the warehouse broke at 4 o'clock in the morning
out 28)
When my friend knew he had been fired he broke
dow n 29)
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Phrasal verbs: To Break
El phrasal verb es una combinacin de verbo + partcula (preposicin / adverbio). La partcula hace cambiar el significado del verbo. En ingls se utilizan hasta 5.000 phrasal verbs. Los verbos ms utilizados en la formacin de phrasal verbs son: to come, to get, to go, to look, to make, to put, to take. Las partculas que suelen acompaar a estos verbos son: about, around, away, back, down, for, in, into, off, on, out, over, through, up, with.
Phrasal verbs: "To Break"
Atencin: (tr.): Transitivo, va acompaado de complemento directo (intr.) Intransitivo, no lleva complemento directo
To break down (tr.): Derribar algo utilizando la fuerza
The police broke down the door to get into the house To break down (tr.): Dividir un total en diferentes subrgrupos Could you break down the total sales of your company into countries? To break down (intr.): Derrumbarse una persona fsica o mentalmente When he heard about his father's death he broke down To break down (intr.): Dejar una mquina de funcionar Last Sunday, coming back from the beach my car broke down To break in (intr.) / into (tr.): entrar en un sitio utilizando la fuerza para robar The robbers broke into the bank during the night To break in (intr.) / into (tr.): Interrumpir a alguien que est hablando de forma descorts (Ingls americano) When the teacher was explaining the lesson one student broke in with a stupid remark To break off (tr. / intr.): Separar un trozo de algo A big branch broke off and fell onto the car To break off (tr.): Romper un compromiso / unas negociaciones My company broke off its agreement with the local authorities To break off (intr.): Parar de repente de hablar He was talking to us about his trip but suddenly broke off without any reason To break out (intr.): Estallar (guerras, epidemias, fuego) The Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936 To break out (intr.): Escapar de prision Two very dangerous prisoners broke out of prison and disappeared To break up (tr./intr.): destruir, desintegrar The rocket broke up when it entered the atmosphere To break up (intr.): Finalizar (meeting, fiesta, curso escolar...) (Ingls americano) The meeting with our salesmen broke up at 2 o'clock in the morning