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Meanings of break open in English
Portuguese
arrebentar Catalan
rebentar-se Usage of break open in English
1
Or an implement; something heavy enough to break open the gallery door.
2
I finish my breakfast and break open a fresh pack of Camels.
3
The old man's choking sounds made Mark's heart want to break open.
4
And I said I would break open my letter and say so.
5
And when he said he would break open the door, she said:-
6
If he tries violence, scream, and I will break open the door.
7
Shall we break open the door and make a dash for it?
8
You simply break open this fruit and pluck out its garnet-colored, sweet-tart seeds.
9
Time to break open the clay vessel and pick out the meat inside.
10
Then, after a pause: I've thought sometimes I would break open.
11
It does not take long to break open Perrin's metal box.
12
They've got to use the old-fashioned kind that you break open.
13
We will break open the twig, and the mystery is unveiled.
14
Bartlett had no right to search our house and break open the safe.
15
They will not dare to break open the door in Mr. Juxon's house.
16
Propositions were made to break open the stores, and get what they needed.
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Translations for break open
Spanish
Break open through the time
Break open across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common