Break In

B1 16+
Synonyms Antonyms Collocations Idiomatic Expressions

Synonyms of break in

intrude
trespass
invade

Antonyms of break in

honor
respect
obey

Collocations of break in

break in
Frequency: 80 %

The burglars attempted to break in the house last night.

break in
Frequency: 70 %

I had to break in the new car engine before taking it on a long road trip.

break in
Frequency: 60 %

You need to break in those new shoes before wearing them for a long walk.

break in
Frequency: 50 %

The manager scheduled a training session to break in the new employees.

break in
Frequency: 40 %

He spent hours trying to break in his new baseball glove before the big game.

Idiomatic Expressions for break in

  • Phrase: break in
    Meaning: to wear or use something new until it becomes comfortable or effective
    Usage: I need to break in these new shoes before I can wear them for a long walk.