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Definition of breaking point - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
crisispoint where a situation becomes critical
- The negotiations hit a breaking point last night.
2.
psychologymoment when a person succumbs to stress
- She reached her breaking point after months of pressure.
3.
mechanicsTECH. point where material breaks under stressTECH.
- The beam reached its breaking point and snapped.
Terms with breaking point included in their meaning
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overfilled
full to the point of breaking open
breaking point
express being unable to tolerate a situation, stress or intense feelings
sports
point against a team for rule-breaking
breaking point
the final problem that makes a situation unbearable
driving
point given for breaking driving rules, leading to penalties
tools
tool with a sharp point for breaking ice
Examples of breaking point in a sentence
Her patience was at a breaking point after the delays. The stress of the job pushed him to his breaking point. After the argument, she felt she was at her breaking point. The material's breaking point was tested in the lab. Engineers calculated the breaking point of the structure.
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- French:point de rupture, seuil de tolérance, ...
- German:Belastungsgrenze, Zusammenbruch, ...
- Italian:punto di rottura, limite di resistenza, ...
- Spanish:punto crítico, punto de ruptura, ...
- Portuguese:ponto de rutura, ponto de ruptura, ...
- Chinese:临界点, 崩溃点, ...
- Japanese:限界点, 限界, ...
- Arabic:نُقْطَة الِانْهِيار, نُقْطَة الكَسْر, ...
- Hebrew:נְקֻדַּת שְׁבִירָה, נְקוּדַת שְׁבִירָה, ...
- Russian:критическая точка, предельная точка, ...
- Ukrainian:критична точка, межа міцності, ...
- Hindi:चरम बिंदु, सहनशीलता की सीमा, ...
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