Break from [break free [loose]] [from] to run away, escape, [from] severance, rupture, [+ pre + (proxy) name] [from bondage, etc.] to break out, escape. We've broken through the enemy's lines.:We've broken through the enemy's lines. Some burglars broke into the shop last night.:Some burglars broke into the shop last night.
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Meaning and usage of Break down 《 [transitive verb] + [adverb]》 (1) To destroy 〈…〉, knock it down.Example break down a wall To tear down a wall. Break one's leg [arm] Add to example sentence book Break one's leg [arm].
