Keresés
to make a break for
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to attempt to escape quickly or suddenly from a situation or place
Collocation
Példa
When they saw the opportunity, they decided to make a break for the nearby woods to avoid the pursuing enemy.
As the alarm sounded, the thief made a break for the exit with the stolen goods.
He skillfully handed the opponent off and made a break for the basket.
When they saw the guards were distracted, they decided to make a break for freedom.
The hockey forward effectively handed off the opposing defenseman to make a break for the goal.
