BREAK
to end a relationship
to break up
to return
to get back
to leave, especially a building
to go out
to put what you are holding on a surface or floor
to put down
to remove something (usually clothing)
to take off
to escape
to break away
to go on a vacation
to get away
to continue
to go on
to wear
to put on
to start to fly
to take off
to get upset
to break down
to get out of bed
to get up
to follow someone
to tidy, to put a thing back where it belongs
to put away
to return something to its first place
to take back
to force entry into a building
to break in
to meet (usually for social reasons)
to get together
to make a loud noise or explode
to go off
to postpone or delay
to put off
to get control over something
to take over
to develop a skin condition (+)
to break out in
to become interested in something again (+)
to get back into
to look at sth carefully, to analyse
to go over
to stop burning
to put out
to resemble (look/be like) a family member
to take after