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ESLPod_0189_WE_0053 Getting Home Late from School In this podcast, the phrase "broke out" describes something that happens suddenly: "An argument broke out between those two drivers when they almost hit each other on the road." The event is usually something negative. "To break out" can also mean to separate someone from a group. The expression "to break out of a mold" means to be unique and not be like everyone else: "Everyone in my family is an artist. I want to break out of the mold and do something different with my life." Or, "This company broke out the mold to become a leader in their field."

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ESLPod 189 broke out Education | Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0189_WE_0053
Episode Id	ESLPod 189
Episode Title	Getting Home Late from School
Phrase	broke out
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "broke out" describes something that happens suddenly: "An argument broke out between those two drivers when they almost hit each other on the road." The event is usually something negative. "To break out" can also mean to separate someone from a group. The expression "to break out of a mold" means to be unique and not be like everyone else: "Everyone in my family is an artist. I want to break out of the mold and do something different with my life." Or, "This company broke out the mold to become a leader in their field."
Topics	Education \| Relationships + Family

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