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irritar-se
espanyol
irrumpir
Become raw or open.
erupt
recrudesce
català
irritar-se
Move away or escape suddenly.
break
break away
Leaving a dangerous or unpleasant situation.
escape
flee
run away
take flight
1
NK: Today we have not heard any reports of diseases
break
out
.
2
It began to
break
out
in ugly blisters; I was in despair.
3
Riots suddenly
break
out
in Barcelona; they are instigated by the Jesuits.
4
Cisco does not
break
out
financial results for the home networking business.
5
Officers want to speak to anyone who saw the row
break
out
.
6
I used it daily for a week and didn't
break
out
once.
7
Shortly after the lad heard the big cowman
break
out
in song:
8
Ability to
break
out
of the ordinary and really spook opposition defences.
9
Leave the squadron when at any moment the enemy may
break
out
?
10
Aon Hewitt does not
break
out
figures for global real estate funds.
11
Dr Hughes felt a cold sweat
break
out
all over his body.
12
The fire did not
break
out
until more than three weeks later.
13
We're coming up, threatening to
break
out
of this trading range, finally.
14
Eventually, she was able to
break
out
of her confines at home.
15
No way was tonight the night to
break
out
the blue dress.
16
In the Eastern States also, they at length began to
break
out
.
break
out
break
català
irritar-se
desencadenar-se
esclatar
espanyol
irrumpir
entrar en erupción
hacer erupción