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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBreakdancing
A style of street dance that originated in the 1970s, characterized by intricate footwork, spins, and acrobatic moves.
Breakdown
A failure of a relationship or system.
Breaker
A person or thing that breaks something.
Breakfast
The first meal of the day, eaten after waking from the night's sleep.
Breakfast Juice
A beverage made from the extraction of liquid from fruits or vegetables, typically consumed during breakfast.
Breakfast-Room
A room in a house or establishment where breakfast is served or eaten.
Breaking Point
The critical point at which a situation, person, or system can no longer withstand pressure or endure stress and gives way.
Breakneck-speed
A speed that is extremely fast and potentially dangerous.
Breakout
An escape from confinement or restriction, especially from a prison.
Breakout Room
A separate room used for small group discussions during a larger meeting or conference.
Breakpoint
A specific point in a program or process where execution is interrupted for debugging or analysis.
Breakroom
A room in a workplace or public facility set aside for employees or visitors to relax, eat, or socialize during breaks.