a cold sweat. е) неохотно использовать часть чего-л. (денег и т.п.) I shall
have to break into my savings to pay for the holiday. I don't want to break
into a L10 note unless I really have to. I keep a small supply of tinned food
in the bottom cupboard, to be broken into only in case of real need.
break into a trot перейти на рысь
break into matchwood мелко щепать
break jail бежать из тюрьмы
break loose а) сбежать Three prisoners broke loose as they were being taken
to another prison this morning. б) выходить из-под контроля Violence broke
loose in the city last night.
break monotony нарушить однообразие
break of вылечивать, излечивать, исцелять Doctors keep trying to break him
of his dependence on the drug.
break of day рассвет
break off а) отламывать The wing of the plane broke off in mid-air and the
plane crashed. Mary broke off some of the chocolate to give to the children.
б) внезапно прекращать, обрывать (разговор, дружбу, знакомство и т. п.) to
break off action/combat/the fight mil. выйти из боя Greece broke off relations
with Turkey. Relations between Greece and Turkey have broken off. в) прекра-
щать говорить Jim was in the middle of a funny story when he broke off to
answer the telephone. Jim broke off telling the story to answer the telephone.
break open открывать силой The lock is broken; you'll have to break the
case open.
break out а) выламывать We had to break the door out to escape from the
fire. б) (у)бежать (из тюрьмы) Three men broke out of prison yesterday. I
should like to break out of this meaningless way of life. в) вспыхивать (о по-
жаре, войне, эпидемии и т. п.) War broke out in 1939. Fire broke out in file
hospital last night. г) разразиться he broke out laughing он расхохотался д)
появляться a rash broke out on his body у него выступила сыпь е) открывать,
развертывать As the Queen stepped on the shore, the ship broke out the royal
flag. We must break out a new case of wine for the young man's 21st birthday.
break out in а) покрываться (сыпью) Jane broke out in spots this morning.
б) разразиться Mary broke out in loud laughter. в) break out in a cold sweat
испугаться When I thought that no one was coming back to save me, I broke out
in a cold sweat.
break over (о звуке) слышаться поблизости The young singer was pleasantly
surprised when waves of cheering broke over her at the end of her first
performance.
break short внезапно заканчивать I'm afraid I must break this conversation
short. I have to go now.
break surface всплыть (о подводной лодке и т. п.)
break the back of закончить самую трудоемкую часть (работы)
break the bank сорвать банк
break the ice сделать первый шаг; положить начало (знакомству, разговору)
break through а) появляться (о солнце или луне) The sun broke through after
days of rain. б) прорваться, пробиться Foreign forces have broken through on
the coast. в) сделать важное открытие; добиться научных достижений; совершить
прорыв Scientists think they have broken through in their attempt to find the
causes of many major diseases. Now that women have broken through in the field
of medicine, we can expect more women doctors. г) проломить; проложить дорогу
сквозь что-то твердое We had to break through the solid wall to reach the
prisoners. д) преодолеть It was difficult at first to break through her quiet