breaking

/ˈbɹeɪkɪŋ/
noun 4

Collocations

5

ADJ.

hard, lately, long, soon, sufficient, used

The long breaking-in period made it difficult to enjoy the new car at first.

VERB + BREAKING

accused, avoid, blame, clouds, come, dance, fighting, includes

The clouds came breaking through the mountains just as we arrived at the viewpoint.

BREAKING + NOUN

eggs, foam, instruments, lamp-posts, law, tradition, vase

She was breaking eggs into a bowl when her phone rang.

PREP.

down, out, up, with, without

The car broke down on the highway during rush hour yesterday.

ADV.

always, gently

She was always breaking her promises, which made it hard for anyone to trust her.

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