break a sweat

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31 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: քրտնել (kʻrtnel) — to start sweating
• Chinese Mandarin: 出汗 (chūhàn) — to start sweating
• Czech: zpotit se — to start sweating
• Finnish: tulla hikeen — to start sweating
• French: se mettre à transpirer — to start sweating
• French: commencer à transpirer — to start sweating
• German: ins Schwitzen kommen — to start sweating
• Japanese: 汗をかく (ase o kaku) — to start sweating
• Polish: napocić się — to start sweating
• Portuguese: começar a suar — to start sweating
• Russian: вспоте́ть (vspotétʹ) — to start sweating
• Spanish: comenzar a sudar — to start sweating
• Spanish: empezar a sudar — to start sweating
• Vietnamese: đổ mồ hôi — to start sweating
• Armenian: ջանք թափել (ǰankʻ tʻapʻel) — to put effort into something
• Bengali: মাথার ঘাম পায়ে ফেলা (mathar gham paẏe phela) — to put effort into something
• Chinese Mandarin: 费劲 (fèijìn) — to put effort into something
• Czech: zpotit se — to put effort into something
• Dutch: er flink voor werken — to put effort into something
• Finnish: tulla hikeen — to put effort into something
• French: sans broncher — to put effort into something
• French: sans sourciller — to put effort into something
• German: sich ins Zeug legen — to put effort into something
• German: ins Schwitzen kommen — to put effort into something
• Polish: napocić się — to put effort into something
• Portuguese: esforçar-se — to put effort into something
• Russian: приложи́ть уси́лия (priložítʹ usílija) — to put effort into something
• Russian: пошевели́ть па́льцем (poševelítʹ pálʹcem) — to put effort into something
• Spanish: sudar la gota gorda — to put effort into something
• Turkish: ter dökmek — to put effort into something
• Vietnamese: đổ mồ hôi — to put effort into something