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What does rompiendo mean for English?

"Rompiendo" is the present participle of the Spanish verb "romper," which means "to break."

Here are some English translations for "rompiendo" depending on the context:

* Breaking: Used literally, for example, "The vase is breaking."

* Breaking (apart): This can be used for things breaking into pieces or for things being broken down or dismantled.

* Shattering: Used to emphasize the force of the breaking.

* Crushing: Used for something being crushed under pressure.

* Breaking (free): Used when someone is escaping from something.

* Breaking (the rules): Used when someone is acting against the rules or norms.

* Breaking (down): Can also be used for something losing its strength or function.

Example Sentences:

* "La música rompiendo las barreras de la cultura." (The music is breaking down the barriers of culture.)

* "El atleta rompiendo el récord mundial." (The athlete is breaking the world record.)

* "El corazón se le rompió cuando murió su perro." (His heart broke when his dog died.)

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