break如何读

英:[breɪk]

美:[breɪk]

break英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 打破,折断,弄坏 cause a thing to come into two or more pieces, either on purpose or by chance
  2. vt. 破坏,违反 fail to fulfil (an agreement), keep (a promise), or obey (a law)
  3. vt. 终止,中断 come to an end in some way; interrupt
  4. vt. 透露,说出 speak out
  5. vt. 打破(纪录) do better than
  6. vt. 削弱,减轻 fail, be destroyed, or suffer a complete loss
  7. vi. 破晓,突然出现 dawn, come suddenly into being
n.(名词)
  1. [C]裂口,裂缝; 破裂 opening by made breaking
  2. [C]间歇,中间休息; (电)断路 a pause for rest between activities
  3. [C]改变; 中断 change or interruption in sth continuous
  4. [C]机会 a chance
  5. [C]逃跑 an escape especially from prison
  6. [U]天亮,拂晓dawn

break是什么意思

  • v. 打破,打碎,折断;(人或动物)骨折;(使)(表层、盖子或密封)破裂,撕开;割破,擦破(皮肤);打破(纪录);得分(低于或高于规定总分);超过;打断,打破(沉默);结束(困难或不利局面),打破(僵局);断绝,中断(关系);使……放弃习惯;切断(电路);(使)(工具或机器)损坏;破坏,违反(规则、承诺或协议);稍停,休息;(旅行时)停顿,停留;突破,挣脱;瓦解……的决心,垮掉;使心碎;驯化,驯服;摧毁(一个组织);(新闻或丑闻)突然传开;(婉转地)透露,说出(坏消息);首次发表,首次播出;(波浪)拍岸,迸溅;(男孩嗓音)变粗;(因强烈的情绪)声调突变;(元音)发生割裂而变成双元音;破晓;(云)散开;(天气)突变,(风暴)骤起;破解,破译(密码);兑开(纸币);减缓;(网球中)破发球;(球)转向,曲线飞行;开球破局;(尤指拳击手或摔跤手在裁判下令后)分开,抱持后拆散;展开(旗帜或船帆);证明(不在犯罪现场的辩护)不实;(股价)暴跌;(体育比赛或军队作战时攻方)出击,猛冲;开始快跑;溃败;发生,发展;(热度)降低,退烧
  • n. 裂缝,缺口;骨折,骨折处;停顿,暂停;间歇,小憩;课间休息;(电台或电视节目)插播广告的间隙;短假;机会,机遇;结束,断绝;(因情感作用)嗓音突变;<文>黎明,破晓;天气突变;破发,破发球局得分;连击所得的分数;(球的)弧线飞行,曲线飞行;开局;切断(电路);(尤指球员或球队)进攻;逃跑(尤指越狱);(对某人或某团体)有帮助的事物;芽,蓓蕾;换行,换段,换页;(爵士或流行音乐中的)独奏(或器乐演奏)短段;碎拍舞曲(breaks);双轮驱马大车(breaking cart 的原称);<史>敞篷四轮马车(同 brake)

break变形

复数:breaks

第三人称单数:breaks

现在分词:breaking

过去式:broke

过去分词:broken

break扩展

breakable (adj.)

break词根

词根:break

adj.

broke 一文不名的,破产的

broken 破碎的;坏掉的

breakable 易碎的

n.

breaker [电] 断路器;打破者;碎浪

breakage 破坏;破损;裂口;破损量

breaking 破坏;阻断

breakable 易碎的东西,易破的东西

v.

broke 打破,断掉(break的过去式)

broken 折断;打碎;损坏(break的过去分词)

breaking 破坏(break的ing形式)

break英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to separate into parts with suddenness or violence Break the chocolate bar in half.

broke a plate

to cause (a bone) to separate into two or more pieces : fracture

broke her femur

to cause an open wound in : rupture

break the skin

to cut into and turn over the surface of

break the soil

to render inoperable

broke his watch

violate, transgress break a promise breaking conventions

break the law

law to invalidate (a will) by action under the provisions of the law

archaic to force entry into

to burst and force a way through break a racial barrier

break the sound barrier

to escape by force from

break jail

to make or effect by cutting, forcing, or pressing through

break a trail through the woods

to disrupt the order or compactness of

break formation

to make ineffective as a binding force

break the spell

to defeat utterly and end as an effective force : destroy

used starvation to break the enemy

to crush the spirit of

brutal methods broke the prisoner

to make tractable or submissive: such as

equipment used to break horses

to exhaust in health, strength, or capacity

broken by his struggle for power

to stop or bring to an end suddenly : halt breaking a bad habit decided to break off all ties to the organization

break a deadlock

interrupt, suspend

break the silence with a cry

to open and bring about suspension of operation

break an electric circuit

to destroy unity or completeness of

break a dining room set by buying a chair

to change the appearance of uniformity of

a dormer breaks the level roof

to split the surface of

could see fish breaking water

to cause to discontinue a habit

tried to break him of smoking

to make known : tell

break the bad news gently

to bring to attention or prominence initially break a news story

radio stations breaking new musicians

to ruin financially

break the bank

to reduce in rank

broken from sergeant to private

to split into smaller units, parts, or processes : divide break a word at the end of a line

Break the grammar lesson into digestible chunks.

to give or get the equivalent of (a bill) in smaller denominations

Can you break a fifty?

to check or slow the speed, force, or intensity of without breaking her stride

The bushes broke his fall.

to cause failure and discontinuance of (a strike) by measures outside bargaining processes

to cause a sudden significant decrease in the price, value, or volume of

news likely to break the market sharply

exceed, surpass

break the record

golf to score less than (a specified total)

trying to break 90

tennis to win against (an opponent's service)

football to make (a run) by getting past defenders

broke a 20-yard run

firearms to open the action of (a breechloader)

to find an explanation or solution for : solve

the detective broke the case

to discover the essentials of (a code or cipher system)

to demonstrate the falsity of

break an alibi

to ruin the prospects of

could make or break her career

to produce visibly

barely breaks a sweat

intransitive verb

to escape with sudden forceful effort

the attacker broke from the throng

to come into being by or as if by bursting forth

day was breaking

to effect a penetration

break through security lines

to emerge through the surface of the water

The fish were breaking.

to start abruptly

when the storm broke

to become known or published

when the news broke

to make a sudden dash

break for cover

boxing to separate after an instance of holding an opponent at close quarters : to separate after a clinch

The ref told them to break.

to achieve initial success in usually a sudden or striking way

her song broke nationally

to begin a race

the horse broke poorly

to come apart or split into pieces : fragment, shatter

the cup broke when it fell

to open spontaneously or by pressure from within

the blister broke

of a wave to curl over and fall apart in surf or foam

to interrupt one's activity or occupation for a brief period

break for lunch

to alter sharply in tone, pitch, or intensity

a voice breaking with emotion

to become fair (see fair entry 1 sense 3) : clear

when the weather breaks

billiards to make the opening shot of a game of pool

to end a relationship, connection, or agreement—usually used with with or frombroke with the leadership

break with tradition

to give way in disorderly retreat

if the front line breaks

to swerve suddenly

to curve from a straight path a putt that breaks left

a pitch that breaks away from the batter

to fail in health, strength, vitality, resolve, or control

may break under questioning

to become inoperative because of damage, wear, or strain

the pump broke

of a horse to fail to keep a prescribed gait

to undergo a sudden significant decrease in price, value, or volume

transportation stocks may break sharply

happen, develop

for the team to succeed, everything has to break right

tennis to win against an opponent's serve

to divide into classes, categories, or types

to fold, bend, lift, or come apart at a seam, groove, or joint

The seam on her dress broke.

of cream to separate during churning into liquid and fat

noun

an act or action of breaking

billiards the opening shot in a game of pool or billiards

a gap or opening caused or appearing as if caused by damage : a condition produced by or as if by breaking : gap breaks in the ice a break in the clouds waiting for a break in the traffic

a break in the pipe

a gap in an otherwise continuous electric circuit

the action or act of entering, escaping, or emerging from something (such as darkness) often in a sudden or violent way : the action or act of breaking in, breaking out, or breaking forth a jail break

at break of day

a place or situation at which a break occurs: such as

the place at which a word is divided especially at the end of a line of print or writing

the location at which waves curl over and fall apart in surf or foam : the point at which waves break (see break entry 1 sense 2c) for surfing

separation of composed matter at an indicated pointalso: the separation between a preview of a website or a particular post on a website and the full content

reading the rest of the article after the break

an interruption in continuity: such as

a break in the weather

a notable change of subject matter, attitude, or treatment

the break after the eighth line of a sonnet

an abrupt, significant, or noteworthy change or interruption in a continuous process, trend, or surface a break in her dancing career fields that extend for miles without a break

dislikes breaks in his daily routine

baseball deviation of a pitched ball from a straight line

mining fault, dislocation

horseback riding failure of a horse to maintain the prescribed gait

an abrupt change in musical or vocal pitch or qualityespecially: the point between two distinctive musical registers of a voice or a wind instrument

speaking passionately, with a break in her voice

tennis the action or an instance of winning against an opponent's service : the action or an instance of breaking (see break entry 1 sense 13c) service

a service break

music a usually solo instrumental passage in jazz, folk, or popular music

dash, rush

a base runner making a break for home

sports fast break

a break toward the basket

a sudden and abrupt decline of prices or values

the start of a race

boxing the act of separating after an instance of holding an opponent at close quarters : the act of separating after a clinch

a stroke of luck and especially of good luck can't seem to catch a break a series of bad breaks

got a lucky break

a favorable or opportune situation : chance

waiting for a big break in show business

favorable consideration or treatment a break on the price

a tax break

a rupture in previously agreeable relations

a break between the two countries

an abrupt split or difference with something previously adhered to or followed

a sharp break with tradition

breakdown sense 1c

suffered a mental break

break词组

break through突破;突围;有重要创见

break up打碎,破碎;结束;解散;衰落

break down分解;发生故障;失败;毁掉;制服

take a break休息一下

break outv. 爆发;突发

break in打断;闯入;训练;使逐渐习惯

break away脱离;放弃;逃跑

break into闯入;破门而入

break away fromvt. 放弃;脱离……

break ofv. 放弃;改掉(习惯)

break fromv. 决裂

break withv. 结束;与…绝交,和…断绝关系;和…决裂

break off折断;突然停止,暂停

break out of摆脱(束缚等);突破…

elongation at break断裂伸长;断裂延伸率;破坏时伸长量

break up with跟…分手;与…断绝关系

break the law违法

give me a break让我休息一下

could break可能破碎

make or break要么成功要么毁灭

break区别

 break, crush, crack, shatter, smash, burst, fracture

这组词都有“打破、弄碎”的意思,其区别是:

break常用词,含义广泛,多指猛然用力将坚硬物打破或损坏。

crush指用力把东西压破或变形。

crack多指因长期使用或经受压力,物体表现呈现裂纹、裂口或破裂、裂开,但一般没成碎片。

shatter指破裂为许多支离破碎的碎片,多用指易碎事物。

smash指突然而猛烈地重击某物,使之破碎或完全变形。

burst指某物因内部外部压力过大而出现严重破裂、爆开或账破。

fracture比crack的破裂程度更深更严重,常指断裂,医学上指骨折。

以上来源于网络

 destroy, break, wreck, ruin, spoil, damage

这组词都有“破坏,损坏”的意思,其区别是:

destroy多指彻底地、毁灭性地破坏,含导致无用,不能或很难再修复的意味。

break普通用词,指某物因被打破或撕破而受到破坏,可指有形或无形的破坏。

wreck侧重指船只、车辆、房屋等受到严重破坏或完全毁坏,也可指计划、健康受到损害。

ruin多指因外部原因而受到严重破坏或毁灭,侧重破坏的彻底性,也可用于引申意义。

spoil强调不仅会削弱力量、精力或价值,而且会导致不可避免的毁灭。

damage多指对无生命物体的损害,造成降低价值、破坏功能等后果。

以上来源于网络

 pause, stop, break, interval, cease, recess, rest

这组词都有“中止,停止,休息”的意思,其区别是:

pause指短暂的中断或停止,含再进行下去的意味。

stop普通用词,指迅速或突然中止某行为、活动或状态。

break非正式用词,指突然的或短时间的中止,如工作或活动期间接短暂休息。

interval指一出戏在幕与幕之间,音乐会上下串场之间或演出中预先安排的休息;也可泛指事件之间的一段时间。

cease正式用词,侧重逐渐结呸某活动或状态,含永远结束的意味。

recess正式用词,指业务活动或工作中短暂的或长时间的休息。

rest指统称的休息。

以上来源于网络

break词源中文解释

古英语 brecan “将固体物质猛烈分裂成部分或碎片; 侵犯,违反(承诺等),破坏,缩短; 闯入,冲入; 爆发,喷出; 征服,驯服”(第四类强动词; 过去式 bræc,过去分词 brocen),源自原始日耳曼语 *brekanan(源头还包括古弗里西亚语 breka,荷兰语 breken,古高地德语 brehhan,德语 brechen,哥特语 brikan),源自 PIE 词根 *bhreg- “打破”。

与 breach(名词), brake(名词1), brick(名词)密切相关。古老的过去式 brake 已经过时或古老; 过去分词是 broken,但简化形式 broke 自14世纪以来已经被证实,并且在17世纪至18世纪“非常普遍”[OED]。

在古英语中用于骨骼。以前也用于布料,纸张等。意思是“通过打破围栏逃脱”始于14世纪晚期。不及物动词的意思是“在某种力的作用下分裂成碎片或部分或变得分裂”始于12世纪晚期。意思是“减少,损害”始于15世纪晚期。最初和部分披露的意思始于13世纪早期。任何方式破坏连续性或完整性的意义始于1741年。关于硬币或钞票,“将其转换为更小的货币单位”,始于1882年。

早在13世纪(不及物动词)就涉及到心脏; 到 break (someone's) heart 是在14世纪晚期。 Break bread “分享食物”(与)始于14世纪晚期。到 break ground 是从1670年代开始的“挖掘,犁地”,从1709年开始引申为“开始执行计划”。到 break the ice “克服新交际中的拘束感”始于大约1600年,指陌生人的“冷漠”相遇。到 Break wind 始于1550年代。到 break (something) out(1890年代)可能是码头工作的形象,指在卸货之前释放货物。

具有讽刺意味的戏剧好运公式 break a leg(到1948年,据说至少可以追溯到20世纪20年代)在德语 Hals- und Beinbruch “断颈和腿”和意大利语 in bocca al lupo 中有类似之处。高度迷信的手艺的证据(见 Macbeth)。根据法尔默和亨利,在17世纪,这个表达被委婉地用于女人,“生下私生子”。

break_体育行业词汇

投两球未击倒全柱

动作中断

停顿现象

休息时间

器械破裂

调教

break_医学行业词汇

中断:失去连续性,某结构(尤指骨)的折断,见fracture

断路:切断电流,区别于通路

break_数学行业词汇

破译

break_法律行业词汇

违反

break_物理学行业词汇

得失相当

break-even 核聚变中能量的。

break_电力行业词汇

分断时间

break-time

穿通

break-through

break_药学行业词汇

断裂

break词源英文解释

Verb Middle English breken, going back to Old English brecan, going back to Germanic *brekan- (whence also Old Saxon brekan "to violently separate, shatter," Old High German brehhan, Gothic brikan), going back to Indo-European *bhreg- "violently separate," whence also, with varying ablaut grades, Latin frangere (perfect frēgī) "to break, shatter" and perhaps Old Irish braigid (perfect ro-bebraig) "(s/he) farts, breaks wind" Noun Middle English brek, breke, derivative of breken "to break >entry 1"

The first known use of break was before the 12th century

break儿童词典英英释义

brittle1 of 2adjective

easily broken, cracked, or snapped

brittle glass

brittle2 of 2noun

a hard candy made with sugar and nuts and spread in thin sheets

peanut brittle

bringverb

to cause to come with oneself by carrying or leading especially to the place from which the action is viewed

bring a lunch

to cause to reach a certain state or take a certain action couldn't bring myself to say it

bring water to a boil

to cause to arrive or exist bring legal action

winter will bring snow

to sell for

will bring a good price

brilliant1 of 2adjective

flashing with light : very bright

brilliant jewels

very impressive

a brilliant career

very smart or clever a brilliant idea

a brilliant student

brilliant2 of 2noun

a gem (as a diamond) cut so as to sparkle

brightadjective

giving off or filled with much light

very clear or vivid in color

intelligent sense 1b, clever a bright idea

a bright child

cheerful sense 1

a bright smile

full of promise

a bright future

brief1 of 3adjective

not very long : short

brief2 of 3noun

a brief statement of the case a lawyer will present in court

plural short snug underpants

brief3 of 3verb

to give information or instructions to

bridge1 of 3noun

a structure built over something (as a river or a railroad) so people can cross

a platform above and across the deck of a ship for the captain or officer in charge

something resembling a bridge (as the upper part of the nose)

music that connects the sections of a song or composition

a curved piece that raises the strings of a musical instrument

an artificial replacement for one or more teeth that is fastened to the remaining nearby teeth

bridge2 of 3verb

to make a bridge over or across

bridge a gap

bridge3 of 3noun

a card game for four players in two teams

bridge1 of 3noun

a structure built over something (as a river or a railroad) so people can cross

a platform above and across the deck of a ship for the captain or officer in charge

something resembling a bridge (as the upper part of the nose)

music that connects the sections of a song or composition

a curved piece that raises the strings of a musical instrument

an artificial replacement for one or more teeth that is fastened to the remaining nearby teeth

bridge2 of 3verb

to make a bridge over or across

bridge a gap

bridge3 of 3noun

a card game for four players in two teams

bridge1 of 3noun

a structure built over something (as a river or a railroad) so people can cross

a platform above and across the deck of a ship for the captain or officer in charge

something resembling a bridge (as the upper part of the nose)

music that connects the sections of a song or composition

a curved piece that raises the strings of a musical instrument

an artificial replacement for one or more teeth that is fastened to the remaining nearby teeth

bridge2 of 3verb

to make a bridge over or across

bridge a gap

bridge3 of 3noun

a card game for four players in two teams

break1 of 2verb

to separate into parts suddenly or forcibly glass breaks easily break a bone

break a stick

to fracture a bone of

broke her arm

to curl over and fall apart

waves breaking against the shore

to fail to keep : violate break a promise

broke the law

to force a way break out of jail

burglars broke into the house

to appear or burst forth suddenly the storm broke pandemonium broke loose

day was breaking in the east

to become fair

wait for the weather to break

to run suddenly

break for cover

to penetrate the surface of

fish breaking water

to cut into and turn over the surface of

break ground for a new school

to defeat completely : crush

broke the revolt

to lose or cause to lose health, strength, or spirit broken by grief

broke under the strain

to lose or cause to lose the ability to function because of damage, wear, or strain I broke my watch

the TV set is broken

to reduce in rank

to bring to an end : stop broke silence

break a habit

to have or cause an interruption broke in with a comment

we'll break to let local stations identify themselves

to train an animal

break a horse to the saddle

to make known

break the news

to turn aside or lessen the force of

the bushes broke his fall

to do better than

broke the school record

open entry 2 sense 1a broke the shotgun to load it

break an electric circuit

solve

broke the code

to curve, drop, or change direction sharply

the pitch broke over the plate for a strike

to change sharply in tone, pitch, or intensity

her voice broke

break2 of 2noun

an act, action, or result of breaking

a gap in an electric circuit interrupting the flow of current

a short rest from or an interruption of work, duty, or studies

a planned interruption in a radio or television program

a noticeable change (as in a surface, course, movement, or direction)

a sudden run : dash

a place or situation at which a break occurs : gap

a stroke of luckespecially: a stroke of good luck got all the breaks

a bad break

a favorable situation

a big break in show business

favorable treatment

a tax break

break1 of 2verb

to separate into parts suddenly or forcibly glass breaks easily break a bone

break a stick

to fracture a bone of

broke her arm

to curl over and fall apart

waves breaking against the shore

to fail to keep : violate break a promise

broke the law

to force a way break out of jail

burglars broke into the house

to appear or burst forth suddenly the storm broke pandemonium broke loose

day was breaking in the east

to become fair

wait for the weather to break

to run suddenly

break for cover

to penetrate the surface of

fish breaking water

to cut into and turn over the surface of

break ground for a new school

to defeat completely : crush

broke the revolt

to lose or cause to lose health, strength, or spirit broken by grief

broke under the strain

to lose or cause to lose the ability to function because of damage, wear, or strain I broke my watch

the TV set is broken

to reduce in rank

to bring to an end : stop broke silence

break a habit

to have or cause an interruption broke in with a comment

we'll break to let local stations identify themselves

to train an animal

break a horse to the saddle

to make known

break the news

to turn aside or lessen the force of

the bushes broke his fall

to do better than

broke the school record

open entry 2 sense 1a broke the shotgun to load it

break an electric circuit

solve

broke the code

to curve, drop, or change direction sharply

the pitch broke over the plate for a strike

to change sharply in tone, pitch, or intensity

her voice broke

break2 of 2noun

an act, action, or result of breaking

a gap in an electric circuit interrupting the flow of current

a short rest from or an interruption of work, duty, or studies

a planned interruption in a radio or television program

a noticeable change (as in a surface, course, movement, or direction)

a sudden run : dash

a place or situation at which a break occurs : gap

a stroke of luckespecially: a stroke of good luck got all the breaks

a bad break

a favorable situation

a big break in show business

favorable treatment

a tax break

break医学词典英英释义

break1 of 2verb

to snap into pieces : fracture

break a bone

to fracture the bone of (a bodily part)

the blow broke her arm

to dislocate or dislocate and fracture a bone of (the neck or back)

to cause an open wound in : rupture

break the skin

to rupture the surface of and permit flowing out or effusing he broke several veins during his seizure

break an artery

break2 of 2noun

an act or action of breaking : fracture

the act of opening a gap in an electrical circuit

a condition produced by breaking

the break in her leg

a gap in an otherwise continuous electric circuit

the occurrence of a disease in a person or especially in a domestic animal supposed to be immune to or to have been completely isolated from exposure to that disease

break 例句

1 I didn’t hear sadness in her voice, and that helped me to break the bonds of terror.

2 What happened had broken us even if it wasn't about us at all.

3 “Do you want me to drive you home? Your mom might not break out with me there.”

4 The injury to Booth’s leg had caused the tissue to swell up and create a seal that could not be broken without inflicting agony upon the patient and possibly worsening the injury.

5 At the crest the forest broke off before a meadow.

6 He worked on without a break.

他毫不停歇地继续工作。

7 Then some 600 million years ago, the monopolizing grip of the algae was broken and an enormous proliferation of new lifeforms emerged, an event called the Cambrian explosion.

8 “It doesn't matter why. You broke a promise. Don’t you get that?”

9 There is little doubt that America's social contract is starting to break.

毋庸置疑,美国的社会契约已经开始破裂.

10 “And it’s not broken? Is that why you’re leaving it behind?”

11 We drove our old car over a thousand miles westward across the country, praying the entire time we wouldn’t break down.

12 I collect our offerings—the stubs of her SAT number 2 pencils and four broken guitar strings.

13 My classmates, motivated by a desire to “save” me, pestered me until I all but reached the breaking point.

14 Hugh broke the silence. 'Is she always late?' he asked...

休打破了沉默,问道:“她总是迟到吗?”

15 We had breakfast in silence long after Papi left for work, Mami distant as another country, shrouded by something dark and grievous that we couldn’t break through.

16 They were determined to break from precedent...

他们决心打破先例。

17 “The tree,” he said to her, “you better fold up the blanket before the snow breaks the branches.”

18 His recklessness served him well in an environment where risk taking, and a willingness to break the rules, earned him accolades.

19 My job is to watch the child while Anna rests, to give her a break.

20 “Your Baconian cipher would have been broken anyway,” Emily said as James held the stack of papers behind him, hovering over his wide-open backpack.

break 同义词

3 割破

cut gash

4 拆分

fragment

7 坏掉

buggered break down

8 使突然转向

swing whirl swerve

11 变声

voice breaks

12 破发

break serve

19 打搅

interrupt annoy

23 不能成立

invalid

25 撤职

congé dismiss cashier

26 开垦地

pen clearing thwaite assart

29 扫地

bankrupt

32 突然改变

chop

35

RIP crack

39 猛闯

bounce barge

40 发生故障

fritz

42 改变方向

veer swing redirect

43 省略号

ellipsis

53 找开

break into

59 突然下降

toboggan dive

60 攻破

breach

64 破裂处

rent rift

68 课间休息

recess playtime

69

advance winnow

71 使垮掉

overcome

72

rough supple

76 使放弃

wean break of

78 停留

stop stay stick settle bide

80 变低

sink

82

process carina

85 工间休息

smoko

92 运道

ascendant

101 冒出

START sprout fume ooze

104 使难以承受

devastate

114

comb card rove

117 告诉

tell share lay on

121 断线

breakage disconnection

122 破除

explode

126 习语中有 者

bring throw

129 冲破

smash burst rush

132 突然转向

sheer veer swerve viff jog swing whirl

135 传出

efferent

137 孤寂

desolation

139 句逗

caesura

142 被揭露

come to the surface

148 难以承受

devastate

152 突然转变

at a tangent

153 弹开

flick bound

160 放晴

fair set fair

170 突然开始

strike into

171 不完整

incomplete

178 使…破产

ruin bankrupt

179 开创

enterprise

180 连续得分

straight

187

grub dig scoop

189 突然弹开

spring

190 逾越

overstep

191

sheet set draw brace

193 换行

linefeed wrap

199 起跑

start getaway breakaway

203 间隙

gap play clearance

204 初现

oncoming peep

205 停止工作

shut up shop pack it in

208 突现

emergent erumpent flash

209 破开

crack rift

213 出击

sortie sally

214 开局

opening

221

run

225 撞破

dash

229 使紊乱

disorder disorganize dishevel

232 抢跑

breakaway

235 决裂

a cleanbreak rupture

250 压垮

engulf

252 强行打开

force break open

253 绝裂

split-up

254

trans- deviate

256 饶恕

remission spare condone

262 破坏

damage destruction devastation desecration kill cloud destroy ruin trash shatter mar rupture blight desecrate bugger up fell breach wreckage ravage deuce murder harm smash disrupt spoil wreck demolish sabotage queer subvert prostrate mangle cross up bring to his knees bring to naught cast a cloud over give the chop rape corruption toll havoc depredation touch poison torpedo unravel blemish zap destabilize scuttle unpick despoil vitiate unmake put the mockers on play hell with play merry hell with put the kibosh on bust up louse up cock up ravages crush dissolve corrupt sack knacker muck up throw a monkey wrench into throw a monkey wrench in drive a coach and horses through smash up account for do for break down shot trail subversion blast bust sully dislocate scupper blow a hole in take its toll a heavy toll the ravages of subversive ruinous failure rack demolition breaking breakage hob wrack wrecking overset counterwork lose mine cook waste dish founder violate frustrate undo devastate overthrow infringe baffle smite trespass assassinate honeycomb vandalize discomfit deflower discombobulate monkey-wrench destructive cracked baneful defeat breakdown Vandalism shipwreck flameout crab unbuild eat crack hack outrage dismantle dynamite deface expunge jim ratten unknit shend infract do violence to make shipwreck of bringto naught throw a gaff into play the bear with raise hob devastating mayhem destruct ruination despoliation upset dash demoralize disfigure disconcert asperse make nonsense of

263

delve grub dig fork stub

267 使破碎

rive

274 闯过

through

275 转折点

turn

276 绽开

burst rip

278 短路

short

285 变粗

crack thicken coarsen

288 非法侵入

trespass hack crack

292 兑开

crack

293 砸开

crack

294 口子

jaw

296 反跳

spring recoil bounce

299 休息时间

interval intermission

301 使心碎

break heart

305

breach

306 闯进

intrusive intrude

307 稍停

stay

309 失去信心

wobble demoralize wear down

312 使流血

shed draw blood spill blood

315 突然出现

Bob Sally burst

323 短假

mini-break getaway

325 转运

transship

break 短语相关

break a leg break one's promise bathroom break break down into station break break out in a sweat break in break from (someone or something) take a break break the mold

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