Another common phrase that can be used as both a noun and a phrasal verb is the phrase break up.
This post will explain the different meanings of this phrase as well as give examples of the different ways in which it is used.
Break up: The most common way that “break up” is used is as a phrasal verb. As such, there are multiple meanings; however, for the sake of comparison with the phrase’s use as a noun, there is really only one meaning that is relevant.
The phrasal verb “break up” means “to end a romantic relationship.” It is most commonly used in the context of a dating relationship, but it can also be used of marriage. Here is an example of how this phrase is used:
They decided to break up even though they had been dating for three years.
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Em 200 horas a gente tira você do “entendo mas não falo”. Descubra em qual módulo você entra.
Eu travava em reunião. Hoje eu conduzo a reunião.
Breakup: As previously stated, “break up” can also be converted into a one-word noun which is used to describe the actual process of ending a romantic relationship. Here is an example of how it is used:
She just went through a tough breakup and needs all the encouragement that she can get.
Here is another example of how these words are used:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relationship_breakup
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