breakout

an escape from a prison or other secure place

fuga, evasión

Collocations prison breakout

• The prison had a major breakout last night.

  El penal tuvo una fuga importante anoche.

a meeting or discussion that is organized for people who are interested in a particular subject, especially one that happens during a larger event such as a conference

reunión, encuentro

Collocations breakout session

• There will be several breakout sessions at the conference.

  Habrá varias sesiones de encuentro en la conferencia.

a sudden and dramatic change in a situation, especially one that is caused by an event or new information

ruptura, cambio drástico

Collocations breakout of peace talks

• The breakout came when new evidence was presented.

  El cambio drástico llegó cuando se presentó nueva evidencia.

to escape from a prison or other secure place

escapar, fugarse

Collocations break out of jail

• The prisoners broke out at midnight.

  Los prisioneros se escaparon a medianoche.

to begin suddenly and unexpectedly, especially in an unpleasant way

empezar repentinamente, estallar

Collocations break out into violence

• The fighting broke out in the street.

  Los combates estallaron en la calle.

to show a strong emotion or feeling suddenly and unexpectedly

mostrar repentinamente, expresar

Collocations break out into tears

• She broke out in a smile when she saw the flowers.

  Ella estalló en una sonrisa al ver las flores.

to spread suddenly and quickly, especially in an unpleasant way

extendirse rápidamente, propagarse

Collocations break out across the country

• The disease broke out in several countries.

  La enfermedad se extendió por varios países.

to create or produce something, especially suddenly and unexpectedly

crear repentinamente, producir

Collocations break out a new product

• The company broke out a new line of products.

  La empresa lanzó una nueva línea de productos.