Break through - definition, transcription
Amer.
|ˈbreɪk θruː|
Brit.
|breɪk θruː|
verb
- pass through (a barrier) (syn: crack)
- penetrate (syn: come through)
- break out (syn: come out, erupt, push through)
- penetrate (syn: come through)
- break out (syn: come out, erupt, push through)
Extra examples
The sun broke through after days of rain.
It was difficult at first to break through her quiet manner.
Now that women have broken through in the field of medicine, we can expect more women doctors.
He's a very talented young actor who's just ready to break through.
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