break back
US /breɪk bæk/
・UK /breik bæk/
C2
phr.v.To return quickly to a previous place or state.
We had to break back home when the weather got worse.
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- The reporting of the case slowed by March and it's unclear if her eventual verdict will help it break back into the mainstream.
The reporting of the case slowed by March and it's unclear if her eventual verdict will help it break back into the mainstream.
- and it's unclear if her eventual verdict will help it break back into the mainstream.
and it's unclear if her eventual verdict will help it break back into the mainstream.
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- It helped geek culture break back into the mainstream and paved the way for shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and
It helped geek culture break back into the mainstream and paved the way for shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and
PHRASAL VERBS: How pronunciation changes their meaning
- I don't hear the break: "Back up".
I don't hear the break: "Back up".