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  • Conjugation : past  broke ; pp  broken ; ing  breaking
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary

break [break]
  1. 1. vt. [+cup, window etc] 打碎
  2. 2. vt. [+leg, arm] 弄断
  3. 3. vt. [+equipment] 损坏
  4. 4. vt. [+promise, contract] 违背
  5. 5. vt. [+law, rule] 违反
  6. 6. vt. [+record] 打破
  7. 7. vt. [+habit, pattern etc] 改变
  8. 8. vt. [+person] 毁掉
    He never let his jailers break him.
    他是永远不会他的监狱看守弄垮的。
  9. 9. vt. [+fall, impact] 减弱
    The trees broke his fall.
    树丛使他下落的坠势稍缓。
  10. 10. vt. [+news] 透露
    Then Louise broke the news that she was leaving me.
    然后路易丝向我透露她要和我分手
  11. 11. vt. [+code] 破译
  12. 12. vt. [tennis] [+sb's serve] 破发成功
  13. 13. vi. [cup, window etc+] 破碎
  14. 14. vi. [storm, weather+] 突然发生
  15. 15. vi. [dawn, day+] 破晓
  16. 16. vi. [story, news+] 传开
  17. 17. vi. (pause, rest) 暂停
    They broke for lunch.
    他们暂停去吃午餐了。
  18. 18. vi. [wave+] 冲击
  19. 19. vi. [voice+] (of boy) 变声
  20. 20. noun [c] (rest) 休息
    I'm going to have a break.
    我要休息一下
  21. 21. noun [c] (pause, interval) 间歇
    There was a break in the middle of the day's events.
    那天的活动有一次间歇
  22. 22. noun [c] (fracture) 骨折
  23. 23. noun [u] [BRIT] [教育] 课间休息[美 = recess]
  24. 24. noun [c] [inf] (chance) 运气
    Her big break came when she appeared on TV.
    电视机会给她带来了好运气。
  25. 25. noun [c] (holiday) 休假
    to break the news to sb
    委婉地向某人透露消息
    to break even
    [商] 收支持平
    to break with sb/sth
    某人绝交/放弃某事
    to break free {or} loose (of sb/sth)
    [person, animal+] 摆脱(某人/某事)
    to take a break
    休息一下
  26. 26. noun (have a holiday) 休假
    without a break
    连续不断
    a lucky break
    好运气

Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary

break [brek] [breɪk]
  1. 1. vt. 打碎打破;使破裂冲破折断(骨等);损坏毁坏
    I didn't mean to break your mp3 player.
    不是故意弄坏你的MP3的。
  2. 2. vt. 打开切开皮肤等的表面);翻(土),开垦刺破(庖、皮等)
  3. 3. vt. 凭借暴力(或法律权力以外的)手段使失败,弄垮,破坏
    to break a strike
    破坏罢工
  4. 4. vt. 使不起作用,使失去用处;使(法律规章等)失效
  5. 5. vt. 驯服;使服从
  6. 6. vt. 去掉戒除习惯
  7. 7. vt. 使降职革职
  8. 8. vt. 使穷困,使耗尽资金;使破产
  9. 9. vt. 使成功机会被毁,使前途无望
  10. 10. vt. 摧残身体健康);挫伤锐气
  11. 11. vt. 超越打破纪录
    I'm trying to break the American record but it is very difficult.
    我想打破美国人记录但是这太难了。
  12. 12. vt. 违犯违背(诺言);违反(法律);破坏协定
    As you broke the rules now you have to be punished.
    犯了规,就该受到处罚
  13. 13. vt. [legal] 闯进,闯入房屋等)
    to break a safe
    砸开保险箱
  14. 14. vt. 越出,眺出
    to break prison
    越狱
  15. 15. vt. [military] 拆开整体);使(士兵等)离开编队,使溃散;使不规则,使不整齐
    The troops broke formation and ran.
    士兵们溃逃
  16. 16. noun 中断旅程),切断(电路
  17. 17. noun 减少削弱(雨雪量,风力等)
  18. 18. noun 突然结束终止
    to break a tie
    突然终止联系
  19. 19. noun 打破沉默),冲破黑暗),驱散
  20. 20. noun 公布透露泄露消息等)
  21. 21. noun 破译密码
    to break a code
    破译密码
  22. 22. noun 破获案件
    to break a criminal case
    破获刑事案
  23. 23. noun [legal] 通过法律手续使(遗嘱失效
  24. 24. noun 证明托辞)的虚假
  25. 25. noun 开创开始打开
  26. 26. noun 兑开(大额钞票硬币等)
  27. 27. noun [American English] 跳布瑞克舞,跳霹雳舞
  28. 28. vi. 破,破碎破裂断裂爆裂,坏掉
  29. 29. vi. 军队等)溃散散开散去
    to break and run
    溃逃
  30. 30. vi. 强行闯入侵入(through)
  31. 31. vi. 争吵不和,与…决裂断绝(with)
  32. 32. vi. 失去用处,不起作用发生故障出毛病失效
  33. 33. vi. 价格突然下跌财政收入下降,(银行等)倒闭破产
  34. 34. vi. 猛长,猛跌突变突然转向
    His voice broke.
    他的嗓音突然变了。
    The hot spell broke.
    一阵酷暑突然过去了。
  35. 35. vi. 离去走开突发突然发生发作
  36. 36. vi. [boxing] 扭成一团后拆散
  37. 37. vi. [American English] (在马车赛中马)突然改变速度
  38. 38. vi. 突然发出迸发突然作出…;突然起来突然开始说(或表演等)(与into,forth in或out in连用
    to break into song
    突然唱了起来
  39. 39. vi. 突然形成(或产生);事情(或消息传开;(天)破晓,(天)明
    Day was breaking.
    破晓
    The story broke.
    故事传开了。
  40. 40. vi. 潜望镜、鱼等)突然出现水面
  41. 41. vi. 暂停活动工作
    We broke for lunch.
    我们暂时停止工作吃午饭
  42. 42. vi. 波浪拍击海岸),(浪)冲击
  43. 43. vi. (在健康生命力精神方面衰退垮掉变弱
  44. 44. vi. [phonetics] 元音变成复合元音
  45. 45. vi. [American English] [baseball] (投出的球)曲行
  46. 46. vi. [American English] 弹子戏中)以打散排列好的开局
  47. 47. vi. [verbal] 事情等)以某种方式发生发展
    Things were breaking badly.
    事情变得很糟
  48. 48. vi. [American English] 跳布瑞克舞,跳霹雳舞
  49. 49. noun 破裂断裂,折裂,碎裂
  50. 50. noun [American English] 闯入强行进入迸发爆发
  51. 51. noun [American English] 突然跑开,冲向,猛冲奔跑
  52. 52. noun 破裂处,裂口缺口裂缝裂痕
    There is a big break in the wall.It is really dangerous.
    墙上裂了个大口子,真是危险了!
  53. 53. noun 开始出现破晓天亮
    the break of day
    破晓黎明
  54. 54. noun 中断中止停顿打断
  55. 55. noun 时间的间隔工间(或课间休息停顿间隙间歇;(幕间)暂时休息
    Let's see what is going on the other channels during the next break.
    下次广告休息我们看看其他频道都有什么节目吧。
  56. 56. noun 友好关系的)破裂(或中断);不和绝交决裂
  57. 57. noun [复数形态时]标点符号中的小点(即…)
    Came the dawn…
    黎明降临
  58. 58. noun 天气的)骤变突变
  59. 59. noun 跌价物价等的)突然下跌
  60. 60. noun 缺点缺陷瑕疵
  61. 61. noun (弹子戏,槌球游戏连连得分
  62. 62. noun [American English] (在弹子戏中)把排列好的打散的一击
  63. 63. noun [American English] (在滚木球中)没能用两球击倒所有柱子
  64. 64. noun [American English] [verbal] 恰当(或不合时宜的)行动(或言论
  65. 65.
  66. 66. noun [music] 破音点;变调点
  67. 67. noun [music] 破音,(声音乐器的)音色音调转变
  68. 68. noun [music] 爵士乐曲的)一段独奏曲
  69. 69. noun 布瑞克舞
  70. 70. vi. 逐步崩溃土崩瓦解分裂
  71. 71. noun [slang] 一个机会一个机遇
    His big break came when he left Laos to move to Japan.
    离开老挝,到日本之后,好机会就来了。
  72. 72. noun [slang] 监狱逃跑越狱
  73. 73. vi. [slang] 一个新故事)很快明朗化的(新闻用语

Collins English-English Dictionary

break [breɪk]
  1. 1. vb to separate or become separated into two or more pieces
    this cup is broken
  2. 2. n [Brit] a short period between classes at school recess
  3. 3. vb to damage or become damaged so as to be inoperative
    my radio is broken
  4. 4. vb to crack or become cracked without separating
  5. 5. vb to burst or cut the surface of (skin, etc)
  6. 6. vb to discontinue or become discontinued
    they broke for lunch
    to break a journey
  7. 7. vb to disperse or become dispersed
    the clouds broke
  8. 8. vt. [tr] to fail to observe (an agreement, promise, law, etc)
    to break one's word
  9. 9. vt. [foll by with] to discontinue an association (with)
  10. 10. vt. to disclose or be disclosed
    he broke the news gently
  11. 11. vt. [tr] to fracture (a bone) in (a limb, etc)
  12. 12. vt. [tr] to divide (something complete or perfect)
    to break a set of books
  13. 13. vt. to bring or come to an end
    the summer weather broke at last
  14. 14. n [tennis] service break break of serve the act or instance of breaking an opponent's service
  15. 15. vt. [tr] to bring to an end by or as if by force
    to break a strike
  16. 16. vt. [when intr, often foll by out] to escape (from)
    he broke jail
    he broke out of jail
  17. 17. vt. to weaken or overwhelm or be weakened or overwhelmed, as in spirit
  18. 18. vt. [tr] to cut through or penetrate
    a cry broke the silence
  19. 19. vt. [tr] to improve on or surpass
    to break a record
  20. 20. vt. [tr; often foll by in] to accustom (a horse) to the bridle and saddle, to being ridden, etc
  21. 21. vt. [tr; often foll by of] to cause (a person) to give up (a habit)
    this cure will break you of smoking
  22. 22. vt. [tr] to weaken the impact or force of
    this net will break his fall
  23. 23. vt. [tr] to decipher
    to break a code
  24. 24. vt. [tr] to lose the order of
    to break ranks
  25. 25. vt. [tr] to reduce to poverty or the state of bankruptcy
  26. 26. vt. [when intr, foll by into] to obtain, give, or receive smaller units in exchange for; change
    to break a pound note