Break out in Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɹeɪk/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
BRAYK-owt-IN
bɹˈeɪk/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɪn
brayk-OWT-in
Definición
To suddenly develop something on your skin, such as spots, a rash, or sweat.
Uso & Matices
Usually followed by what appears ('break out in a rash', 'break out in hives', 'break out in a sweat'). Common in medical or stressful contexts. Informal; not used for positive experiences.
Spanish: cubrirse de - le salir (erupciones, sudor, etc.)Portuguese (BR): ficar coberto de - aparecer (erupções, suor, etc.)Portuguese (PT): ficar coberto de - aparecer (erupções, suor, etc.)Chinese (Simplified): 突然长出(疹子、汗等)Chinese (Traditional): 突然長出(疹子、汗等)Hindi: (पसीना, दाने आदि) उभर आनाArabic: يَظْهَر على (جلده طفح أو عرق أو بثور)Bengali: উঠে পড়া (চামড়ায়)Russian: покрыватьсяJapanese: 出るVietnamese: bị nổi lênKorean: 나다Turkish: dökülmek - çıkmak (ciltte)Urdu: نمودار ہوناIndonesian: muncul (di kulit)
Oraciones de Ejemplo
I break out in a rash when I eat strawberries.
basic
She broke out in a cold sweat before her exam.
basic
My skin breaks out in hives when I'm nervous.
basic
Every time I get stressed, I break out in pimples.
natural
He ate something bad and broke out in red spots all over his arms.
natural
If I run a lot in hot weather, I break out in a heavy sweat.
natural