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brake

[breyk] / breɪk /




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Most of the air pollution I was breathing in came from traffic – billowing invisibly out of exhaust pipes, but also released by the wear and tear of tyres and brakes.

From BBC

Dr. Stamler said nitric oxide acts as a natural brake on fat production in different tissues.

From Science Daily

These immune cells normally act as brakes on the immune system, which means they can weaken the body's ability to attack cancer.

From Science Daily

When you lease a vehicle, you are usually responsible for routine maintenance costs — oil changes, tire rotations and brake inspections — unless your lease agreement includes a complimentary maintenance plan.

From MarketWatch

New Zealand’s economy is slowly shaking off years of extended weakness, with heightened geopolitical and financial market risk around the world likely to be a further brake on its recovery.

From The Wall Street Journal