break down, to stop working properly, or to lose control emotionally, break into, to enter a place illegally, usually in order to steal something, break out, to suddenly start, especially something bad like a fire, war, or disease, or to escape from a place, break up, to end a relationship, or to separate into smaller pieces or groups, blame somebody for (something), to say or believe that someone is responsible for a mistake or a bad situation, to be ashamed of, to feel embarrassed or guilty about something you have done or about something connected to you, to be aware of, to know about something or understand that it exists or is happening, to be astonished by, to feel very surprised by something unexpected, to be on good terms (with someone), to have a friendly and positive relationship with someone, to do for a living, to ask or say what job someone has, to do somebody a favour, to help someone by doing something kind or useful for them, to be broke, to have no money, or very little money

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