break off in Portuguese
break off in Portuguese is separar, interromper, cortar — break off means to end something suddenly, especially a relationship, discussion or agreement.
break off in Portuguese
separar
(transitive) To remove a piece from a whole by breaking or snapping.
interromper
cortar
What does "break off" mean?
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verb To end something suddenly, especially a relationship, discussion or agreement.
"The two countries broke off diplomatic relations last week."
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verb To detach a piece from a larger whole, or to come away from it.
"He broke off a chunk of bread and passed it across."
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verb To stop speaking or doing something abruptly.
"She broke off mid-sentence when he walked in."
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break off in a sentence
- The two countries broke off diplomatic relations last week.
- They broke off the engagement a month before the wedding.
- He broke off a chunk of bread and passed it across.
- A section of the cliff broke off into the sea overnight.
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What is "break off" in Portuguese?
"break off" in Portuguese is separar, interromper, cortar. break off means: To end something suddenly, especially a relationship, discussion or agreement.
How do you use "break off" in a sentence?
Example: "The two countries broke off diplomatic relations last week." In Portuguese, "break off" is separar, interromper, cortar.
Are there other ways to say "break off" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "break off": separar, interromper, cortar.
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