break / breɪk /

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break4 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb

broke or brake; bro·ken or broke; break·ing.

  1. to smash, split, or divide into parts violently; reduce to pieces or fragments: He broke a vase.
  2. to infringe, ignore, or act contrary to: She broke her promise.
  3. to dissolve or annul: to break off friendly relations with another country.
v. 无主动词 verb

broke or brake; bro·ken or broke; break·ing.

  1. to shatter, burst, or become broken; separate into parts or fragments, especially suddenly and violently:The glass broke on the floor.
  2. to become suddenly discontinuous or interrupted; stop abruptly: She pulled too hard and the string broke.
  3. to become detached, separated, or disassociated: The knob broke off in his hand.
n. 名词 noun
  1. an act or instance of breaking; disruption or separation of parts; fracture; rupture: Unfortunately for the guitarist, the break was in his right thumb.
  2. an opening made by breaking; gap: The break in the wall had not been repaired.
  3. a rush away from a place; an attempt to escape: a break for freedom.
v. 动词组 verb
  1. break away, to leave or escape, especially suddenly or hurriedly.to sever connections or allegiance, as to tradition or a political group.to start prematurely: The horse broke away from the starting gate.
  2. break back, Tennis. to win a game served by an opponent immediately after the opponent has done so against one's own serve.
  3. break down, to become ineffective.to lose control of oneself: He broke down and wept at the sad news.to have a physical or mental collapse.to cease to function: The car broke down.to itemize:to break down a hotel bill into daily charges.Chemistry.to separate into its constituent molecules.Electricity. to fail, as when subjected to excessively high voltage, permitting a current to pass.to decompose. to analyze. to classify. to separate into constituent parts: to break down a beef carcass into basic cuts.

break 近义词

v. 动词 verb

emerge, happen

n. 名词 noun

fissure, opening

n. 名词 noun

interruption of activity

n. 名词 noun

change from friendly to unfriendly relationship

n. 名词 noun

lucky happening

v. 动词 verb

destroy; make whole into pieces

v. 动词 verb

violate law

v. 动词 verb

weaken, cause instability

v. 动词 verb

stop an action

v. 动词 verb

tell news

v. 动词 verb

better a performance

v. 动词 verb

run away

v. 动词 verb

cushion something's effect

break构成的短语

  • break a leg
  • break away
  • break bread
  • break camp
  • break cover
  • break down
  • break even
  • break ground
  • break in
  • break into
  • break it up
  • break loose
  • break of day
  • break off
  • break one
  • break one's ass
  • break one's back
  • break one's balls
  • break one's fall
  • break one's neck
  • break one's word
  • break out
  • break out of
  • break ranks
  • break someone
  • break someone of something
  • break someone's heart
  • break someone's serve
  • break someone up
  • break the back of
  • break the bank
  • break the ice
  • break the news
  • break the record
  • break through
  • break up
  • break wind
  • break with
  • get a break
  • give someone a break
  • make a break for it
  • make or break
  • never give a sucker an even break
  • take a break
  • tough break

更多break例句

  1. Coffee breaks, however, may be used for more than just coffee — if your husband promises to eat off-camera and adjust the room temperature quickly.
  2. The break in play, though unplanned, gives the once-ailing Capitals a chance to reset.
  3. Satellite images show that a section of a glacier broke off, but how that break relates to the subsequent floods is still unknown.
  4. We may see a precipitation break for a few hours in the afternoon as highs hold only in the 30s.
  5. Maryland let the game slip away during a 13-minute stretch spanning both halves during which the Terps made only 1 of 15 field goal attempts, including nine straight misses after the break.
  6. This is the Mexico that U.S. college students would be wise to steer clear of on spring break.
  7. I was already over forty, had hardly a nickel in my pocket and this was the biggest break in my life.
  8. This sultry ballad about break-ups and make-ups in the City of Angels is haunting stuff.
  9. Google itself has taken a break and put plans for mass production on hold.
  10. She had to break the news to William that The Sun had the story.
  11. Were you ever arrested, having in your custody another man's cash, and would rather go to gaol, than break it?
  12. If old Piegan Smith hadn't been sampling the contents of that keg so industriously he would never have made a break.
  13. General Houston had attacked them with three hundred of our people, but had not been able to break their ranks.
  14. For good or ill, the torrent of rebellion was suffered to break loose, and it soon engulfed a continent.
  15. Victor was the younger son and brother—a tete montee, with a temper which invited violence and a will which no ax could break.