Break In
- Break In
- to enter a place or building by force, often in order to steal something
- The thieves broke in through the back door and stole the TV.
- The police had to break in to rescue the hostages.
- to interrupt or intrude on someone or something
- I'm sorry to break in, but I need to tell you something important.
- The noise broke in on our conversation and we couldn't hear each other.
- to train or wear in something new, such as shoes
- I need to break in these new shoes before I wear them to the party.
- The horse needed to be broken in before it could be ridden.
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