break up

phrasal verb

break up

to separate into smaller pieces粉碎；破碎
- The ship broke up on the rocks.船触礁撞碎了。
to come to an end结束
- Their marriage has broken up.他们的婚姻已经破裂。
related noun break-upTopics Family and relationshipsb1
to go away in different directions散开；解散
- The meeting broke up at eleven o'clock.会议在十一点结束了。
(especially British English) to begin the holidays when school closes at the end of a term（学校）期终放假
- When do you break up for Christmas?你们什么时候放假过圣诞节？
(British English) to become very weak变得虚弱；垮掉
- He was breaking up under the strain.过度的劳累使他快要垮了。
(North American English) to laugh very hard大笑不止；笑破肚皮
- Woody Allen makes me just break up.伍迪·艾伦令我几乎笑破肚皮。
when a person who is talking on a mobile phone breaks up, you can no longer hear them clearly because the signal has been interrupted（打移动电话的人）声音不清（因信号受干扰）

break somebody up

(especially North American English) to make somebody feel upset使烦恼；使不安
- The thought of hurting her just breaks me up.一想到要伤害她我就感到不安。

break something up

to make something separate into smaller pieces; to divide something into smaller parts拆开；打散
- The ship was broken up for scrap metal.船被拆解成为废铁。
- Sentences can be broken up into clauses.句子可以分成从句。
- She broke the chocolate up into small pieces.她把巧克力弄成小块。
to end a relationship, a company, etc.结束（关系）；关闭（公司）
- They decided to break up the partnership.他们决定拆伙。
related noun break-up
to make people leave something or stop doing something, especially by using force（尤指用武力）迫使放弃（某事）
- Police were called in to break up the fight.有人叫来了警察制止打斗。

break up (with somebody)

to end a relationship with somebody断绝往来；分道扬镳
- She's just broken up with her boyfriend.她刚刚和男朋友分手。
related noun break-upTopics Family and relationshipsb1

break-up

noun

/ˈbreɪk ʌp/

[countable, usually singular, uncountable] the ending of a relationship or an association（关系、联系、交往的）破裂，中断
- a marital break-up婚姻破裂
- the break-up of their marriage他们婚姻的破裂
- Family break-up increases the risk of childhood depression.家庭破裂会增加儿童患抑郁症的风险。
Topics Family and relationshipsc1
[countable] the division of a large organization or country into smaller parts（组织、国家的）拆分，分裂，分离
- the break-up of the company公司的解散

单词	break-up
释义	break up phrasal verb break up to separate into smaller pieces粉碎；破碎 The ship broke up on the rocks.船触礁撞碎了。 to come to an end结束 Their marriage has broken up.他们的婚姻已经破裂。 related noun break-upTopics Family and relationshipsb1 to go away in different directions散开；解散 The meeting broke up at eleven o'clock.会议在十一点结束了。 (especially British English) to begin the holidays when school closes at the end of a term（学校）期终放假 When do you break up for Christmas?你们什么时候放假过圣诞节？ (British English) to become very weak变得虚弱；垮掉 He was breaking up under the strain.过度的劳累使他快要垮了。 (North American English) to laugh very hard大笑不止；笑破肚皮 Woody Allen makes me just break up.伍迪·艾伦令我几乎笑破肚皮。 when a person who is talking on a mobile phone breaks up, you can no longer hear them clearly because the signal has been interrupted（打移动电话的人）声音不清（因信号受干扰） break somebody up (especially North American English) to make somebody feel upset使烦恼；使不安 The thought of hurting her just breaks me up.一想到要伤害她我就感到不安。 break something up to make something separate into smaller pieces; to divide something into smaller parts拆开；打散 The ship was broken up for scrap metal.船被拆解成为废铁。 Sentences can be broken up into clauses.句子可以分成从句。 She broke the chocolate up into small pieces.她把巧克力弄成小块。 to end a relationship, a company, etc.结束（关系）；关闭（公司） They decided to break up the partnership.他们决定拆伙。 related noun break-up to make people leave something or stop doing something, especially by using force（尤指用武力）迫使放弃（某事） Police were called in to break up the fight.有人叫来了警察制止打斗。 break up (with somebody) to end a relationship with somebody断绝往来；分道扬镳 She's just broken up with her boyfriend.她刚刚和男朋友分手。 related noun break-upTopics Family and relationshipsb1 break-up noun /ˈbreɪk ʌp/ /ˈbreɪk ʌp/ [countable, usually singular, uncountable] the ending of a relationship or an association（关系、联系、交往的）破裂，中断 a marital break-up婚姻破裂 the break-up of their marriage他们婚姻的破裂 Family break-up increases the risk of childhood depression.家庭破裂会增加儿童患抑郁症的风险。 Topics Family and relationshipsc1 [countable] the division of a large organization or country into smaller parts（组织、国家的）拆分，分裂，分离 the break-up of the company公司的解散
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