English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word break

Esperanto/English
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EnglishEsperanto
(break off)
derompiĝi
(control; subdue; train)
obeigi
(intermission; pause; recess; interlude; lull; respite; interval)
(crack)
(crack)
(break off)
derompi
(interrupt; disrupt; stop; cut off)
interrompiĝi
(interruption; stop)
(breaking)
(contravene; ignore; infringe; violate)
🔗 Ministers of his own government have admitted it would break international law.
(break down)
🔗 Those same troops are now engaged in battle, supporting forces who have broken through Russian lines in at least three places, as part of a long‐planned counter‐offensive in the south.
(damage; injure; spoil; harm; hurt; impair; mutilate; vitiate)
(suffer damage)
(injure)
(demolish; pull down; take down)
(come to nothing)
ne efektiviĝi
(break)
🔗 Israel’s military restarted fighting against Ḥamās in Gaza after a week‐long truce to allow hostages to be released broke down on Friday.
break into
depreni de
break into
(broach; cut into)
ekkonsumi
break into a house
eniri perforte
break off
(break)
derompiĝi
break off
(break)
derompi
break oneself of a habit
(get out of a habit; unlearn)		 ()
break one’s word
promesrompi
(erupt)
🔗 In addition, almost 10 times as many Belarusians came to Georgia since the war broke out compared to 2019, when tourism was still high, according to Gomelauri.
🔗 In addition, almost 10 times as many Belarusians came to Georgia since the war broke out compared to 2019, when tourism was still high, according to Gomelauri.
(separate)
🔗 Hence, we decided to break up the book into two volumes.
working break
(collapse)
breaking
(breach)
breaking
(break)
broken
(out of order; flawed; imperfect; injurious)		 (; )
broken
(broken down)
difektiĝinta
broken
rompita
broken
rompiĝinta
daybreak
(dawn)		 (; )
firebreak
brulhaltiga sulko