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breaker
- IPA[ˈbrākər]
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- a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore or a shoal.；a person or thing that breaks something
noun: breaker, plural noun: breakers
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- 1. a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore or a shoal.
- 2. a person or thing that breaks something a rule-breaker a code-breaker
- ▪ short for circuit breaker
- ▪ a person who breaks horses.
- 3. a person who interrupts the conversation of others on a Citizens' Band radio channel, indicating a wish to transmit a message.
- ▪ any CB radio user.
- 4. a break dancer.
- an automatic device for stopping the flow of current in an electric circuit as a safety measure.
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- a tough disciplinarian or taskmaster: to be one of the world's best chefs, you have to be a ball-breaker
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- an automatic device for stopping the flow of current in an electric circuit as a safety measure.
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- a tough disciplinarian or taskmaster: to be one of the world's best chefs, you have to be a ball-breaker
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- a person or thing that is boldly original or pioneering: their vehicle is a mold-breaker, the first of its kind
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- a person or thing that is boldly original or pioneering: their vehicle is a mould-breaker, the first of its kind
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- a speed bump: speed breakers and cycle paths can help reduce the accident rate
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- (in business and politics) a factor or issue which, if unresolved during negotiations, would ... fringe benefits are now seen as an important part of any salary package and base salary is no longer viewed as the deal-breaker
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- IPA[ˈbreɪkə]
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- a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore.
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