Idioms
break off (something) or break (something) off
to discontinue something, to terminate something
The two countries broke off their relations.
break one's word
break out
break out in (something)
break out in a cold sweat
break out of (something)
break the back of (something)
break the bank
break the ice
break the news (to someone)
break up (something) or break (something) up
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bring (something) to a head
over the long run/haul
poke fun at (someone)
recognize (someone or something) for what it/he/she is
a meeting of minds
knit one's brow
people who live in glass houses should not throw stones
go begging
get to (a place)
two-faced
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Developed in Egypt about 5,000 years ago, the greyhound breed was known before the ninth century in England, where it was bred by aristocrats to hunt such small game as hares.
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