The phrasal verb "break in" means to wear clothing, especially shoes, until they are comfortable. This is done to avoid blisters or other discomfort.
Phrasal Verb: "break in" significa usar ropa, especialmente zapatos, hasta que sean cómodos. Se hace para evitar ampollas u otras molestias.
| Phrasal Verb | break in |
|---|---|
| Definition | to wear clothes (especially shoes) until they are comfortable |
| Examples | - I didn't have time to break in my new boots, and now I've got blisters all over my feet. - Be sure to break in those new shoes before your walking holiday. |
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