break out (break out)

Phrasal-verb Incident

Bedeutung

to start suddenly (for war, fire, disease, etc.)

plötzlich beginnen (für Krieg, Feuer, Krankheit, etc.) (plötzlich beginnen (für Krieg, Feuer, Krankheit, etc.))

"A fire broke out in the kitchen last night."

"Letzte Nacht brach ein Feuer in der Küche aus." (Letzte Nacht brach ein Feuer in der Küche aus.)

to unite and cooperate for a common cause

to return something to its owner, especially after checking...

to concentrate on future goals instead of past mistakes

to bend your body and bring your knees close because of fear

to try to achieve something difficult or ambitious

to set the basic structures needed for success