to break into
[phrase form: break]
01
押し入る, 侵入する
to use force to enter a building, vehicle, or other enclosed space, usually for the purpose of theft
Transitive: to break into a property
例
The neighbors witnessed the suspicious individuals breaking into the vacant house.
近所の人々は不審な人物たちが空き家に侵入するのを目撃しました。
02
割り込む, 会話に加わる
to join or interrupt an ongoing conversation
Transitive: to break into a conversation
例
Linda broke into the conversation.
リンダは会話に割り込んだ.
03
突然走り出す, 急に速く走り始める
to start running suddenly, sometimes with an increase in speed
Transitive: to break into a run
例
The crowd broke into a run as the rain started pouring.
雨が降り始めると、群衆は走り出した。
04
成功する, 参入する
to become successful in a task or activity one is dealing with
Transitive: to break into a field of activity
例
The company 's innovative approach allowed them to break into new markets.
会社の革新的なアプローチにより、新しい市場に参入することができました。
05
使う, 費やす
to start using money from one's budget or savings unexpectedly or unwillingly
Transitive: to break into one's budget or savings
例
An unforeseen event like a car accident can break into your financial security.
予期せぬ出来事、例えば車の事故は、あなたの財政的な安全を損なう可能性があります。
06
突然笑い出す, 突然歌い始める
to start laughing or singing unexpectedly
Transitive: to break into a reaction
例
The room broke into laughter when he shared his amusing experience.
彼が面白い経験を共有したとき、部屋は笑い声に包まれた。
