BROKEN - 从英语翻译成中文

broken [ˈbrəʊkən] ‘break’的过去分词 ‘break’ de guò­qù fēn­cí 形

1. broken:

broken

破碎的 pòsuìde

broken

破裂的 pòliède

a broken leg

骨折的腿

broken dreams

破灭的梦想

2. broken:

broken

未被遵守的 wèi bèi zūnshǒu de

broken

遭违背的 zāo wéibèi de

a broken promise

背弃的诺言

3. broken:

broken

沮丧的 jǔsàngde

broken

低沉的 dīchénde

4. broken:

broken

破了产的 pòle chǎn de

broken

倒闭了的 dǎobìle de

broken yellow line 名词

broken yellow line

(表示可以超车的)断黄线 duànhuángxiàn

I. break <broke, broken> [breık] 动词 trans

1. break:

break

打破 dǎpò

break

折断 zhéduàn

break a window

打破窗子

2. break:

break

损坏 sǔnhuài

break

破坏(机器等) pòhuài

3. break:

break

违反 wéifǎn

break

不遵守 bù zūnshǒu

break an appointment

失约

4. break:

break

使中断 shǐ zhōngduàn

break

打断 dǎduàn

break a deadlock

打破僵局

5. break:

break

超过 chāoguò

break

打破(记录) dǎpò

6. break:

break

削弱 xuēruò

break

减弱 jiǎnruò

Jetties can break the waves.

防波堤能减轻波浪的冲击力。

7. break:

break

制服 zhìfú

break

使屈服 shǐ qūfú

break a horse

驯马

II. break <broke, broken> [breık] 动词 不及物动词

1. break:

break

破碎 pòsuì

break

坏掉 huàidiào

Glass breaks easily.

玻璃易碎。

2. break:

break

决裂 juéliè

break

断绝 duànjué

break from [or with] the old ideas

与旧观念决裂

3. break:

break

急冲 jíchōng

break

猛闯 měngchuǎng

break forward a step

向前冲上一步

4. break:

break

(天)破晓 pòxiǎo

5. break:

break

(健康、抵抗力等)垮掉 kuǎdiào

break

变弱 biànruò

The suspect broke under questioning.

嫌疑分子在追问下垮了下来。

6. break:

break

终止 zhōngzhǐ

break

结束 jiéshù

The cold weather broke at the end of March.

寒冷的天气到3月底开始变暖了。

III. break <broke, broken> [breık] 名词

1. break:

break

破裂 pòliè

break

破裂处 pòlièchù

2. break:

break

停顿 tíngdùn

break

休息 xiūxi

a ten-minute break

休息10分钟

3. break:

break

(与旧习俗等)决裂 juéliè

4. break:

break

破晓 pòxiǎo

at (the) break of day

在黎明时

break <broke, broken> [breık]

break away

(强行)逃脱 táotuō

break down

打破 dǎpò

break down

毁掉 huǐdiào

break down

(机器等)坏了 huài le

break down

出故障 chū gùzhàng

break down

(在健康、精神方面)使垮掉垮掉 kuǎdiào

break down

(使)感情上失去控制 gǎnqíngshang shīqù kòngzhì

break down

分解 fēnjiě

break down

分类 fēnlèi

break in

闯入 chuǎngrù

break in

打断 dǎduàn

break in

插嘴 chāzuǐ

break in

制服 zhìfú

break in

使适应 shǐ shìyìng

break into

闯入 chuǎngrù

break into

打断 dǎduàn

break into

占用(时间等) zhànyòng

break into

突然…起来 tūrán…qǐlái

break into cheers

突然欢呼起来

break off

(使)折断 zhéduàn

break off

中断 zhōngduàn

break off

中止 zhōngzhǐ

break out

爆发 bàofā

break out

突然出现 tūrán chūxiàn

break out

突然逃跑 tūrán táopǎo

break out

逃脱 táotuō

break through

冲破 chōngpò

break through

突破 tūpò

break up

拆散 chāisàn

break up

打碎 dǎsuì

break up

驱散 qūsàn

break up

解散 jiěsàn

break up

结束 jiéshù

break up

(学校等)开始放假 kāishǐ fàngjià

break up

(使)垮掉 kuǎdiào

break up

使(精神)崩溃 shǐ bēngkuì

break with

与…绝交 yǔ…juéjiāo

baby break 名词

baby break

产假 chǎnjià

break-dance 动词 不及物动词

break-dance

跳霹雳舞 tiào pīlìwǔ

▶ break-dancer 名词

break dancing 名词

break dancing

霹雳舞 pīlìwǔ

break-in 名词

break-in

闯入 chuǎngrù

break point 名词

break point

破发点 pòfādiǎn

coffee break 名词

coffee break

工间喝咖啡休息时间 gōngjiā hē kāfēi xiūxi shíjiān

commercial break 名词

commercial break

插播广告时间 chābō guǎnggào shíjiān

Present

I	break
you	break
he/she/it	breaks
we	break
you	break
they	break

Past

I	broke
you	broke
he/she/it	broke
we	broke
you	broke
they	broke

Present Perfect

I	have	broken
you	have	broken
he/she/it	has	broken
we	have	broken
you	have	broken
they	have	broken

Past Perfect

I	had	broken
you	had	broken
he/she/it	had	broken
we	had	broken
you	had	broken
they	had	broken

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

The good news is forward-thinking nations, corporations and individuals can anticipate and navigate the coming break point.

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You can put almost double the deflection on the top beyond the aluminium break point.

www.sail-world.com

If in the following game the previous server also wins a break point it is referred to as "breaking back".

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Then she had to stave off another break point with a speedy forehand.

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He also described $120$150 per barrel as the break point for oil, the point where demand erosion would affect the price rise.

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