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breakout in Polish

breakout in Polish is ucieczka z więzienia, ucieczka, wybuch — breakout means an escape, especially from prison.

breakout in Polish

ucieczka z więzienia
noun
An escape from prison.
ucieczka
noun
An escape from any restrictive or confining situation.
wybuch
noun
An outbreak (sudden eruption of disease etc.).
zestawienie statystyk
noun
A breakdown of statistics; a detailed view of component parts.

What does "breakout" mean?

  1. noun An escape, especially from prison.
    "The movie tells the story of a daring breakout from a famous island prison."
  2. noun A sudden outbreak, such as of a rash or disease.
    "Stress can cause a breakout of pimples on your forehead."
  3. adj Describing a sudden and unexpected rise to popularity or success.
    "The young singer became a breakout star after her first album."
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breakout in a sentence

  • The movie tells the story of a daring breakout from a famous island prison.
  • Police searched the whole area after the breakout at the county jail.
  • Stress can cause a breakout of pimples on your forehead.
  • The farm reported a breakout of the flu among its workers last week.

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What is "breakout" in Polish?
"breakout" in Polish is ucieczka z więzienia, ucieczka, wybuch. breakout means: An escape, especially from prison.
How do you use "breakout" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie tells the story of a daring breakout from a famous island prison." In Polish, "breakout" is ucieczka z więzienia, ucieczka, wybuch.
Are there other ways to say "breakout" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "breakout": ucieczka z więzienia, ucieczka, wybuch, zestawienie statystyk.
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