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Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th
break through something
▪ I. ˌbreak ˈthrough sth derived
to succeed in dealing with an attitude that sb has and the difficulties it creates
Syn: ↑overcome
•He had finally managed to break through her reserve.
Main entry: ↑breakderived
▪ II. ˌbreak ˈthrough | ˌbreak ˈthrough sth derived
1. to make a way through sth using force
•Demonstrators broke through the police cordon.
•There was a police cordon around the site but the demonstrators still broke through.
2. (of the sun or moon)to appear from behind clouds
•The sun broke through at last in the afternoon.
•At last the moon broke through the clouds and they could see their way.
Main entry: ↑breakderived
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