Смысл: back-breaker

back-breaker[ʹbæk͵breıkə]
n сл.
<Í> 1) крепкий орешек; трудная задача
2) изнурительная работа

take (one's) break Идиома

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.

take (one's) break

To stop accomplishing one's assignment for a abbreviate aeon of time allotted to one, abnormally in adjustment to rest. I'm activity to booty my break—be aback in 10. I was demography my break, so I accept no abstraction what happened to the arrangement while I was gone.Learn more: break, take

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