WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| breakthrough n | (major progress or advance) | avance nm |
| | | logro nm |
| | Evan's therapist said that he has made a breakthrough in this therapy. |
| | El terapeuta de Evan dice que ha hecho un avance en su terapia. |
| breakthrough n | (research: major discovery) | descubrimiento nm |
| | Lydia's article has provided a real breakthrough in the research in this field. |
| | El articulo de Lydia fue un descubrimiento en su campo de estudio. |
| breakthrough n | (military advance) | avance nm |
| | The Allies' breakthrough in Normandy pushed the German forces back. |
| | El avance los Aliados en Normandía hizo retroceder a las fuerzas alemanas. |
| breakthrough n as adj | (first success) | primer... exitoso loc adj |
| | | primera... exitosa loc adj |
| | The Beatles' breakthrough single was released in 1962. |
| | El primer single exitoso de los Beatles se lanzó en 1962. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| break through vi phrasal | figurative (make sudden advance) (figurado) | abrirse camino loc verb |
| Note: single-word form used when term is a noun or an adj before a noun |
| | The company succeeded in breaking through with these new ideas. |
| | La empresa pudo abrirse camino con estas nuevas ideas. |
| break through [sth] vtr + prep | (demolish) | derrumbar⇒ vtr |
| | | demoler⇒ vtr |
| | | abrirse camino entre loc verb |
| | The army used tanks to break through the barricades. |
| | El ejército usó tanques para derrumbar las barricadas. |
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