give someone an even break Idiome

a dog's breakfast

a mixture of many things, a hodgepodge This book is a dog's breakfast. It contains a bit of everything.

a lucky break

good luck, good fortune, stroke of good luck Finding that money was a lucky break. It was our good fortune.

big break

big chance, a lucky break She got her big break when a talent scout heard her sing.

break a habit

stop doing a daily activity: drinking coffee, smoking Laurie can't seem to break her habit of writing on her hands.

Break a leg!

Good luck!

break a leg

good luck, have a good performance """Break a leg!"" she whispered as he walked on the stage."

break a promise

not do as you promised, go back on your word Trudy never breaks a promise. She is very dependable.

break a spell

cause a spell to stop, not be under a spell I was captivated by her until she smoked. That broke the spell.

break a story

be first to tell a story, be first to tell some news The London Times broke the story of Charles's confessions.

break a sweat

begin to sweat or perspire, work up a sweat For exercise to be beneficial, the athlete must break a sweat.

give (one) an alike break

To accord one an according befalling or fair treatment. I apperceive I'm not the CEO's niece or daughter, but this is my dream job, and I am added than able for it. Can you amuse aloof accord me an alike break?Learn more: break, even, give

give addition an alike break

If you give addition an alike break, you accord them the aforementioned affairs or opportunities as added people. They apperceive they can assurance me to accord them an alike break, to advertise them and their talent. Note: You can additionally say that addition gets an alike break. He kept talking about how she never got an alike breach from the family. Note: Never accord a accoutrement an alike break is a way of saying, as a joke, that you should not acquiesce beneath advantageous bodies to accept the aforementioned affairs and opportunities as yourself. His aesthetics may be summed up as `Never accord a accoutrement an alike break'. Note: `Never Accord a Accoutrement an Alike Break' is the appellation of a blur starring W. C. Fields (1941). Learn more: break, even, give, someone

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bread and butter breadbasket break a habit Break a leg! break a leg break a promise break a spell break a story break a sweat break and enter break away break curfew break down break even break fresh ground break in break into give someone give someone (the) rundown give someone a bell give someone a big hand give someone a black eye give someone a bloody nose give someone a break give someone a buzz give someone a dig give someone a fit give someone a good talking to give someone a good working over give someone a leg up give someone a melvin give someone a mouthful give someone a pain give someone a piece of your mind give someone a ring give someone a run for their money give someone a talking to give someone a taste of their own medicine give someone a thick ear give someone a tongue-lashing give someone a working over give someone an earful give someone an even break give someone an inch give someone an inch and they'll take a mile give someone beans give someone Bondi give someone both barrels give someone enough rope give someone enough rope to hang themselves give someone five give someone free rein give someone furiously to think give someone grief give someone gyp give someone heart failure give someone hell give someone his or her due give someone his or her head give someone his/her head, to give someone or something a run for their money give someone or something a wide berth give someone or something best give someone skin give someone the air give someone the ax give someone the ax, to give someone the benefit of