break out

ausbrechen

Plötzlich beginnen oder plötzlich Anzeichen eines Gefühls, einer Krankheit oder einer körperlichen Reaktion zeigen.

In einfachem Englisch: To start suddenly, or suddenly show signs of a feeling, illness, or physical reaction.

• A fire broke out upstairs.
• He broke out in a cold sweat.
• Fighting has broken out near the border.

So benutzt man es: break out in something (She broke out in a rash after eating the berries.); break out into something (The audience broke out into cheers.)

Synonyme: erupt, start, flare up

Häufige Wendungen: break out suddenly, break out overnight

ausbrechen, entkommen

Aus einem Ort entkommen, an dem man festgehalten wird, oft mit Gewalt.

In einfachem Englisch: To escape from a place where you are being kept, often by using force.

• The prisoners tried to break out.
• She broke out of the locked room through a window.
• How did they break out without the guards noticing?

So benutzt man es: break out of somewhere (Three prisoners broke out of jail.)

Synonyme: escape, get out

Häufige Wendungen: break out together, break out tonight

befreien, zur Flucht verhelfen

Jemandem helfen, aus einem Ort zu fliehen, an dem er festgehalten wird.

In einfachem Englisch: To help someone escape from a place where they are being kept.

• They wanted to break him out.
• Her friends broke her out of the locked building.
• Who helped break the prisoner out of jail?

So benutzt man es: break someone out (His friends planned to break him out.); break someone out of somewhere (They broke their leader out of prison.)

Synonyme: free, rescue

Häufige Wendungen: break out someone, break out prisoners

herausholen, hervorholen

Etwas aus seinem Aufbewahrungsort holen, um es zu benutzen oder zu zeigen.

In einfachem Englisch: To get something that has been stored away so you can use or show it.

• Let us break out the snacks.
• They broke out the champagne after the announcement.
• We will break out the camping equipment this weekend.

So benutzt man es: break out something (Let us break out the board games.); break something out (It is cold enough to break the winter coats out.)

Synonyme: bring out, get out

Gegenteile: put away

Häufige Wendungen: break out champagne, break out supplies, break out something

herausbrechen

Ein Stück von etwas entfernen, indem man es abbricht.

In einfachem Englisch: To remove a piece of something by breaking it away.

• They broke out the damaged glass.
• The builders broke out part of the concrete floor.
• We must break out these bricks to make an opening.

So benutzt man es: break something out of something (They broke a section out of the concrete wall.)

Synonyme: break away, remove

Häufige Wendungen: break out glass, break out concrete, break out something

abzweigen, abtrennen

Ein einzelnes Teil aus einer Gruppe zusammengehaltener Dinge herauslösen.

In einfachem Englisch: To separate one part from a group of things held together.

• Break out these two cables.
• The technician broke out each wire from the bundle.
• We need to break out the cables before attaching the connectors.

So benutzt man es: break something out from something (Break the wires out from the main bundle.)

Synonyme: separate, detach

Häufige Wendungen: break out cables, break out wires