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Meanings of break up in English
Catalan
distanciar-se Spanish
separarse Synonyms
Examples for "crash"
Examples for "crash"
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Links: Did Andromeda crash into the Milky Way 10 billion years ago?
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The brief market crash rattled investors already unhinged by the financial crisis.
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Tells about the recent elections and the stock market crash.… View Article
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Commentary: What Italy's power crash means for the EU First and clearest.
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The stock market crash of 1929 and Great Depression further shook society.
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Cameron is seeking to dismantle collective provision in health, education and housing.
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Together we will dismantle systems, policy, and practices in health that oppress.
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Democrats and teachers' organizations accuse her of seeking to dismantle public education.
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Trump vowed to dismantle transnational crime groups in a February executive order.
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Chavistas say the opposition has a secret agenda to dismantle the programs.
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I also wanted it to disassemble easily so I could move it.
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He needed to occupy his mind, build something, fix something, disassemble something.
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So now we're going to disassemble the rest of the watchmaking side.
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We can disassemble him, check for anything else that might be amiss.
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It's not convenient to disassemble it and throw it in your trunk.
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I wanted something durable yet easy to take apart and put together.
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Is a hard-hitting lower-order batsman who can also take apart tired opposition.
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I had her take apart the thrust-gravity water reclamation system too.
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The shack certainly was flimsy enough to take apart by hand.
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I take apart the new Cinderella on this week's episode of Angry Nerd.
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We didn't break apart again until Hyrek came in thirty minutes later.
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And a weakened stream tends to break apart and form floating blobs.
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It said the talks were ongoing and could break apart at anytime.
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The whole structure looked like it might break apart at any moment.
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Even so, the Rover Captain began to fear they might break apart.
Usage of break up in English
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Financial abuse often made it very hard to break up a relationship.
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I just need to understand how fast it's going to break up.
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We could not work with people committed to break up the UK.
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It doesn't make sense for the company to break up, he said.
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I almost said something, because I wanted to break up that connection.
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It was difficult to forecast how Syria would break up, Golan said.
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I thought perhaps the effervescence would help break up the grimy grossness.
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Analysts have called for McGraw to break up the company for years.
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Police were attempting to break up several fights involving around 12 people.
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But when referees start scrapping, who's left to break up the action?
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Add beef and brown for 10 minutes, stirring to break up lumps.
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Cook, stirring to break up meat, about 5 minutes, or until browned.
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A few questions would break up all the theology in the world.
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Alex Salmond wants to break up the nations of the United Kingdom.
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The Rogerines determined to break up the observance of the Puritan Sabbath.
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You sleep with Colleen, then break up with her a week later?
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Translations for break up
Catalan
distanciar-seseparar-setopardesmuntartrencar-setrencarxocarrompreesclatardesmantellarestavellar-sedesarmardissipar-sedispersardissipardispersar-seescamparriuretenir un col·lapse nerviósaplaçarajornarinterrompreaturarpartir-separtirfragmentar-sedesferdiluirdissoldredescompondreesporgardesunirpodarseparar
Spanish
Break up through the time
Break up across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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