ブレーク

ブレイク

Frequency rank: 16,229. – 16,298.

Alsoブレーク

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

break (rest)see also 休憩

This refers to taking a pause or interval from an activity, often to relax or recharge.

It's important to take a break during work.

break (tennis, boxing, snooker, etc.)sports

In this context, it relates to a specific interruption or stoppage in a game, often used to denote a player taking their turn or the start of a new point.

In the tennis match, he took a break before serving.

becoming popular; becoming a hit

This meaning indicates a sudden rise in popularity or success, often used in contexts like music, movies, or trends.

The song became a hit quickly.

Example sentences4 results

Add "Men" and the goods take off.

Tatoeba

Blake loved to walk in the country round London.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

きごう「ぶれいくブレイクきごう」のひょうきゆれ表記ゆれ。

Wiktionary

Names

ブレーク

Blake; Bleekunclassified name

Lingaku

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ブレイク

Frequency rank: 16,229. – 16,298.

Alsoブレーク

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

break (rest)see also 休憩

This refers to taking a pause or interval from an activity, often to relax or recharge.

It's important to take a break during work.

break (tennis, boxing, snooker, etc.)sports

In this context, it relates to a specific interruption or stoppage in a game, often used to denote a player taking their turn or the start of a new point.

In the tennis match, he took a break before serving.

becoming popular; becoming a hit

This meaning indicates a sudden rise in popularity or success, often used in contexts like music, movies, or trends.

The song became a hit quickly.

Example sentences4 results

Add "Men" and the goods take off.

Tatoeba

Blake loved to walk in the country round London.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

ブレーク

きごう「ぶれいくブレイクきごう」のひょうきゆれ表記ゆれ。

Wiktionary

Names

ブレーク

Blake; Bleekunclassified name