break-through russian

• проби́ть

  penetrate

  break through

  struck

• прорва́ться

  to break through

  to penetrate

• срыва́ться

  break loose, break away, get away, come unhinged, fall, fall to the ground, fall through, fail, miscarry

• проры́в

  breakthrough, break-through, breach, hitch, hold-up

• прорва́ть

  break through

• разрыва́ть

  tear, tear asunder, break, dig up, rummage through, turn upside-down

• пробива́ть

  pierce or puncture

  strike

  break through

• промы́ть

  wash

  With the help of liquid moisture cleanse free from something

  Break through something or seep through something

• ломи́ть

  break, charge forward, break through

• проде́лывать

  to do (a good job)

  to carry through (a task)

  to break through (a hole)

• промыва́ть

  wash, rinse

  Break through something or seep through something

  With the help of liquid moisture cleanse free from anything unnecessary

• прошиби́ть

  break through

• разры́ть

  tear, tear asunder, break, dig up, rummage through, turn upside-down

• продра́ться

  to force one's way through, to struggle through, to break through

  to manage to wake up with difficulty, to open one's eyes with difficulty

• протолкну́ться

  to push one's way through, to break through, to squeeze through

• проры́ть

  break through, breach, tear

• прорыва́ть

  break through, breach, tear

• прошиба́ть

  break through

• дорыва́ться

  to break through, to get to, to reach, to force one's way to

• пролома́ть

  to break through, to smash through, to breach, to force one's way through

• пролома́ться

  to break through, to give way, to collapse

• проломи́ться

  to break through, to collapse, to give way

• разна́шиваться

  to break in, to wear in, to get comfortable (through wear), to loosen up

Examples

• Бы́ло похоже, что вор прони́к через окно́.

  The thief seemed to break in through a window.

• Поли́ция была́ вы́нуждена вто́ргнуться в кварти́ру через окно́.

  The police were forced to break into the apartment through the window.