| 词汇 | broken |
| 释义 | brokenUK:*/ˈbrəʊkən/US:/ˈbroʊkən/ ,(brō′kən)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: See also: break, recess主要翻译 broken adj (not working)坏了的；出了毛病的The broken clock couldn't be fixed.这只坏了的钟修不好了。 broken adj (fragmented)被打碎的；破碎的；破裂的The broken plate had to be glued back together.得把那个打破了的盘子粘起来。usage: ‘break’If you break something or it breaks, it divides into two or more pieces, often because it has been hit or dropped.He fell through the window, breaking the glass.Break the bread into pieces and place on a baking tray.The past tense of break is broke. The -ed participle is broken.She dropped the cup, which broke into several pieces.Someone has broken the shop window.➜ See broken broken adj (severed)断的；断掉的；断裂的The broken chain hung from the swinging gate.来回摆动的门扉上挂着条断了的链子。 broken adj (promise, vow: not kept)被违背的；未遵守的He no longer trusted her after the broken promises.她背弃诺言后，他不再信任她。 broken adj (badly spoken) (语言等)蹩脚的，不流利的，不连贯的，结结巴巴的He spoke in broken English that was hard to understand.他的英文很蹩脚，让人难以理解。 其他翻译 broken adj (health) (健康状况)糟糕的，衰弱的His broken health led them to put him in the nursing home. broken adj (incomplete)被拆散的；不完整的The set of books was broken, with one of the eight volumes missing. broken adj (line: not continuous) (线条)不连续的，间断的She drew a broken line to show where the property ended. broken adj (uneven)凹凸不平的；坑坑洼洼的The broken ground was difficult to play football on. broken adj figurative (emotionally: crushed) (心理上)崩溃的Clive was a broken man after his wife left. 复合形式：broken | break | recess broken-down adj (dilapidated) (建筑物)破败不堪的，坍塌的The house was old and its broken-down roof was letting in the rain.房屋老旧，破败不堪的屋顶一直在漏雨。 walk on broken glass, tread on broken glass v expr figurative (delicate situation, subject)复杂微妙的情况If you try to discuss his drinking problem, you will be walking on broken glass.如果你向讨论他的酗酒问题，你将会感觉如履薄冰。 broken heart n figurative (grief at end of romance)破碎的心；被伤透的心Susie left Nick with a broken heart. broken home n (family: parents separated)夫妻离异的家庭；破碎的家庭My parents divorced when I was a baby, so I grew up in a broken home. broken line n (series of line segments)虚线；点线 broken line n (highway marking) (高速)虚线缓冲区 broken mirror n (mirror: damaged glass)破碎的镜子A common superstition is that a broken mirror brings seven years of bad luck.人们常常迷信一块破碎的镜子会带来七年的厄运。 broken record n figurative (endless repeating of [sth])死循环；无限循环 broken-up adj (in pieces)打碎的，破碎的；捏碎的Sara used broken-up cookies as a topping for her cake.她将捏碎的饼干洒在蛋糕上做装饰。 broken up adj figurative, slang (upset, hurt) (比喻，俚语)心碎的，伤心的She felt broken up because she lost her puppy. broken up, broken-up adj slang (no longer a couple)分手的备注: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the nounAfter a two-year stormy relationship, Mary and Bob are finally broken up for good. brokenhearted, also UK: broken-hearted adj (sorrowful, grieving)心碎的；伤心的；伤心的I was brokenhearted when my girlfriend ran off and married someone else. |
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