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Hacerse trizas, destrozarse (literalmente)

Break apart

Desvincularse, separarse



Ej. Dos de los miembros se separaron del grupo para formar una banda propia.

Break away



Two of the members of the band broke away to form a band of their own

Liberarse

Break free

Abrir camino / Ser pionero

Break ground

Romper (relacion) / Separar (matrimonio, en una pelea)



tb. Partirse de risa

Break up

Romper el hielo

Break the ice

Comenzar rapidamente


tb. Interrumpir

Break into

1. To interrupt: "No one would have dared to break into his abstraction" (Alan Paton).


2. To begin suddenly: The horse broke into a wild gallop. The child broke into a flood of tears.

Lo comido por lo servido (salir sin ganar ni perder)

Break even

Comer juntos

Break bread

Mucha mierda! (suerte)

Break a leg!

Clasificar en categorias o aislar un dato

Break out

Amoldar (ej. zapatos)


tb.


Forzar la entrada

Break in

Pasar el rato


tb.


Juntarse con amigos

Hang out

Esperar


tb.


No colgar (llamada)

Hang on

Ex. Hang on please, I'm just putting you through.


Apoyarse mutuamente


tb.


Concordar

Hang together

Colgar el telefono

Hang up on [sb]

Bajar a alguien de la nube / Bajar los humos

Bring [sb] back down to Earth

Suponer un punto de inflexion

To mark a turning point

ex. That day was a turning point in her life. From then on everything went well for her.