break
verbUK /breɪk/
US /breɪk/
To make something come apart into pieces.
Be careful not to break the glass.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To stop working for a short time to rest.
Let's break for lunch at noon.
3. To fail to keep a rule or promise.
He broke his promise to call.
4. A short period of rest or time off.
We took a break after two hours of work.