Question 1

What is the opposite of the French word "break"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>berline</li></ul>

Question 2

What does "break" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

An automobile with a luggage compartment that can communicate with the passenger compartment by lowering the removable rear bench seat to increase the usable volume.
A horse-drawn vehicle intended for the training of horses
A type of horse-drawn vehicle that has a raised seat in front and two benches facing each other in the back, along the length.
A short interruption in the rhythm, of one to a few measures, at the end of the exposition of a theme (or a section of a theme), to launch a solo.
A short break.
A vacation.
A game won by the receiver, by the player who is not serving.

Question 3

What is the plural of the French word "break"?

Accepted Answer

breaks

Question 4

What is the etymology of thr French word "break"?

Accepted Answer

1650: from English 'break', derived from Anglo-Saxon 'brecan' ('to break'), a word of Germanic origin, from which 'broyer' is derived in French, hence a heavy horse-drawn vehicle intended to break horses for training before harnessing them.

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