Learn about collocations from this template and try to find examples for the collocations with 'break'. After you read the meaning for each collocation from the collocation list, write down an example for each of them. 'Collocation' means two or more words that are used together. Unlike 'phrasal verbs', collocations can be formed from verbs and other words, not just verbs, and prepositions. A collocation is two or more words that often go together. Meaning Every Mindomo template opens with its structure already in place: descriptive topics, guiding notes attached to the branches where people usually get stuck, and a default shape that new topics inherit. Edit it in the browser, switch it to a concept map, outline or Gantt chart without redrawing anything, and export it in more than twenty formats. See how mind map templates work, or browse the full gallery by category.About this template
Collocations with 'Break'
Collocations with "Break"
Break ground
To do something innovative.
Break up
To end a relationship.
Break free
To escape from an unpleasant person or situation.
Break their heart
To make someone unhappy.
Break the news
To give information to someone else.
Break a record
To do something better than anyone else before.
Break a law
To do something wrong.
Break down
To stop working.
Break the ice
To do or say something to relieve tension.
Break a leg
Example
To wish for good luck.
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