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songMy companion would often break into song as we walked along.Sometimes visitors feel inspired to break into song when they enter the famous arena.The professor surprised the class by breaking into song in the middle of a lecture. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Singing a cappell...
1. break and enter, burst in, enter, gain access The thief had broken in through a first-floor window. 2. interrupt, intervene, interfere, intrude, burst in, interject, butt in, barge in, interpose, put your oar in, put your two cents in (U.S. slang) Suddenly, O'Leary broke in...
Just come out in the middle between day and night.只需走出白天与黑夜的中间地带 I can't break away.我无法挣脱命运 No, no, no, no, no, I can't break away.不,不,不,我无法挣脱 Yeah, yeah, yeah-hey-hey!是的,是的,嘿 Well, Mama told me when I was young,在我年幼时妈妈曾告诉我:...
her song broke nationally j : to begin a race the horse broke poorly 2 a : to come apart or split into pieces : fragment, shatter the cup broke when it fell b : to open spontaneously or by pressure from within the blister broke c of a wave : to curl over and fall ...
She broke down and wept.derrumbarsebreak in(to) 1. to enter (a house etc) by force or unexpectedly (noun ˈbreak-in. The Smiths have had two break-ins recently). allanar una morada 2. to interrupt (someone's conversation etc). cortar, interrumpirbreak loose to escape from control...
her song broke nationally j : to begin a race the horse broke poorly 2 a : to come apart or split into pieces : fragment, shatter the cup broke when it fell b : to open spontaneously or by pressure from within the blister broke c of a wave : to curl over and fall apart...
She broke into song. When they entered, a cheer broke from the audience. to express or start to express an emotion or mood: His face broke into a smile. to free oneself or escape suddenly, as from restraint or dependency (often followed byaway): ...