Keresés
to break a sweat
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to need to put a lot of hard work or energy into doing something
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What is the origin of the idiom "break a sweat" and when to use it?
The idiom "break a sweat" is used to describe physical exertion or effort, often implying that someone is working hard or engaging in strenuous activity that leads to perspiration. It originates from the literal act of physical exertion that causes an individual to sweat.
Példa
The husky delivery man carried multiple heavy packages without breaking a sweat.
The player skunked the competition, winning every round without breaking a sweat.
That test was so easy, I aced it without even breaking a sweat.
The construction workers had to break a sweat to complete the project ahead of schedule.
The spry old man impressed everyone with his ability to climb the steep hill without breaking a sweat.
