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breakout

/ˈbreɪk.aʊt/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее побег из места заключения, например из тюрьмы.

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noun

/ˈbreɪk.aʊt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее побег из места заключения, например из тюрьмы.

A noun referring to an escape from a place of confinement, such as a prison or jail.

  1. Escape from prisonB2formal

    A sudden or forceful escape from a place of confinement, especially a prison.

    ruПобег

    • The prisoners planned a daring breakout at midnight.
    • The breakout was captured on security cameras.
    • After the breakout, the police launched a massive manhunt.

    Синонимыescapeflightgaolbreakgetawayjailbreak

    Антонимыcaptureimprisonmentincarceration

  2. Sudden appearance or outbreakB2formal

    A sudden occurrence or appearance of something, such as a disease, war, or a trend.

    ruВспышка

    • There was a breakout of the flu in the school.
    • The breakout of the conflict surprised many observers.
    • A breakout of creativity led to a new art movement.

    Синонимыeruptionexplosionoutbreakoutburstoutcroppingupsurge

    Антонимыcontainmentpreventionsuppression

  3. Sudden success or popularityB2informal

    A sudden and significant increase in popularity or success, especially in entertainment or business.

    ruПрорыв

    • Her breakout role in the movie made her a star overnight.
    • The band's debut album was a breakout hit.
    • The startup had a breakout year with record sales.

    Синонимыbreakthroughhitsensationsmashsuccess

Формы
  • breakouts plural form
  • breakouts' possessive plural form
  • breakout's possessive singular form
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