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breakout

UK
/ˈbreɪkaʊt/
US
/ˈbreɪkaʊt/

Übersetzungen

breakoutsubstantiv
breakouts
Pl.
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/ˈbreɪkaʊt/
US
/ˈbreɪkaʊt/
The prisoners planned a breakout from the high-security prison.
Заключенные планировали побег из тюрьмы строгого режима.
There was a breakout of measles in the school.
В школе произошла вспышка кори.
The scientist's research led to a major breakout in cancer treatment.
Исследования ученого привели к значительному прорыву в лечении рака.
Synonyme
eruption
sudden success
breakout session
outbreak
escape
breakoutadjektiv
more breakout
Komp.
most breakout
Super.
UK
/ˈbreɪkaʊt/
US
/ˈbreɪkaʊt/
Used almost exclusively attributively and normally non-gradable.
The startup had a breakout year with its innovative product.
Стартап пережил прорывной год благодаря своему инновационному продукту.

Definitionen

breakoutsubstantiv
A sudden and forceful emergence from a restrictive condition or situation, often used in the context of escaping from prison.
The prisoners planned a breakout during the night when the guards were least attentive.
A sudden increase in popularity or success, especially in the context of a person or product gaining widespread recognition.
The band's breakout came after their hit single topped the charts for several weeks.
An outbreak of a disease or condition, particularly one that spreads rapidly.
There was a breakout of measles in the community, prompting health officials to issue a warning.
A sudden appearance of skin blemishes, such as acne or rashes.
Stress can often lead to a breakout, causing pimples to appear on the skin.
In finance, a situation in which the price of a security moves through an established level of support or resistance, often indicating the start of a new trend.
Traders rushed to buy the stock after a breakout above the long-standing resistance level.
A brief, smaller meeting or workshop that separates from a larger conference or session.
After the keynote, attendees split into breakouts to discuss specific topics.
breakoutadjektiv
Suddenly and extremely successful or popular.
The breakout artist of the year has taken the music industry by storm.
Relating to or involving smaller groups separated from a larger assembly.
The agenda included several breakout workshops focused on product development.
Designed for or used in escaping from confinement.
The guards confiscated a breakout tool hidden in the cell.
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