Nobreak

NOBREAK is a term used in multiple contexts to denote the idea of preventing a break or interruption, and it is encountered as both a generic concept and a proper noun in different domains.

In typography and typesetting, no-break concepts are used to prevent line breaks at certain points. A non-breaking space (often referred to in various languages as a no-break space) keeps adjacent words on the same line. The broader idea of a no-break rule or stop can apply to other layout decisions that aim to maintain the integrity of a phrase or element on a single line.

In consumer electronics and everyday language in Brazil and parts of Latin America, no-break (often written as nobreak) is a common term for uninterruptible power supply (UPS) devices. These units provide backup power and surge protection to computers, servers, and other equipment during mains outages. The term is widely used in retail, technical manuals, and service contexts to describe equipment that preserves operation when the electrical supply is interrupted.

As a brand or product name, NOBREAK is used by some manufacturers for UPS devices and related power-management products. In this usage, the term functions as a proper noun and may appear stylized in all caps or with variations depending on the company.

Summary: NOBREAK can refer to a general no-break concept in typography, a Brazilian colloquial term for UPS equipment, or a brand name associated with power-protection products. The precise meaning depends on the context in which it appears.