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Translation for 'to break off' from English to Latin

VERB	to break off \| broke off \| broken off breaking off \| breaks off
SYNO	to break \| to break away \| to break off \| ...

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Translation for 'to break off' from English to Latin

to break off: abbreviare [1]

praecidere [3]
to break: rumpere [3]
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break: intervallum {n}

intermissio {f}
to break up: disicere [3]
to break out again: rebellare [1]
to cut off: praecidere [3]
to go off: abire [irreg.]
to leave off: abire [irreg.]
to drive off: abigere [3]
to send off: abigere [3]
driven off: abactus {adj}
to swim off: abnatare [1]
to carry off: rapere [3]
leading off: deductio {f}
conducting off: deductio {f}
warding off: depulsio {f}
thrown off: obsoletus {adj}
driving off: depulsio {f}
torn off: praecisus {adj}
cut off: praecisus {adj}

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	abbreviare `[1]`	to break off
	praecidere `[3]`	to break off
Partial Matches
	rumpere `[3]`	to break
	intervallum `{n}`	break
	intermissio `{f}`	break
	disicere `[3]`	to break up
	rebellare `[1]`	to break out again
	praecidere `[3]`	to cut off
	abire `[irreg.]`	to go off
	abire `[irreg.]`	to leave off
	abigere `[3]`	to drive off
	abigere `[3]`	to send off
	abactus `{adj}`	driven off
	abnatare `[1]`	to swim off
	rapere `[3]`	to carry off
	deductio `{f}`	leading off
	deductio `{f}`	conducting off
	depulsio `{f}`	warding off
	obsoletus `{adj}`	thrown off
	depulsio `{f}`	driving off
	praecisus `{adj}`	torn off
	praecisus `{adj}`	cut off