Article About Breaking Up in Spanish

Article about broke up in Spanish

To break something means to make it unusable or cause it to be damaged beyond repair. A cup can be broken by dropping it to the floor; chains can also be snapped by pulling on them. People use “broke up” to refer to romantic relationships that ended. She’s been talking negatively about him ever since they broke up!

Civil war in Spain was precipitated by an extreme division within society and politics. On one side were Nationalists representing traditional aristocracy, most Roman Catholics, and significant elements of the military; while on the other were CNT supporters seeking to overthrow capitalism through revolutionary trade-unionism – their support spread among urban workers, agricultural laborers, as well as educated middle-class intellectuals.