bro·ken

adjective

/ˈbrəʊkən/

Idioms

damaged

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that has been damaged or injured; no longer whole or working correctly破损的；伤残的；残缺的；出了毛病的

a broken window/plate破碎的窗玻璃／盘子
a broken leg/arm/bone断腿；断臂；断骨
pieces of broken glass玻璃碎片
How did this dish get broken?这个盘子是怎么打破的？
The TV's broken.电视机坏了。
They opened the bag and found a broken bottle.他们打开袋子，发现一个破瓶子。

promise/agreement

[usually before noun] not kept被违背的；未履行的

Voters are disillusioned with the government's broken promises. 政府言而无信，令选民大失所望。

relationship

[usually before noun] ended or destroyed终止了的；破坏了的

a broken marriage/engagement破裂的婚姻；解除了的婚约

not continuous

[usually before noun] not continuous; interrupted or disturbed不连续的；间断的；被打扰的

a night of broken sleep睡得不踏实的一夜
a single broken white line across the road横穿马路的一条断断续续的白线

person

[only before noun] made weak and tired by illness or difficulties衰弱的；精疲力竭的

He was a broken man after the failure of his business.生意失败后他变得心灰意懒。

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language

[only before noun] (of a language that is not your own) spoken slowly and with a lot of mistakes; not fluent说得慢且有错的；不流利的

to speak in broken English说一口结结巴巴的英语

ground

having a rough surface表面粗糙的

an area of broken, rocky ground崎岖、多岩石的地区

Idioms

like a broken record

(British English also like a stuck record)

in a way that keeps repeating a statement or opinion in an annoying way卡住：以一种令人讨厌的方式不断重复发表声明或意见的方式
- I hate sounding like a broken record, but I have to say again, we must do more to help.我讨厌听起来像是一张破唱片，但我不得不再说一遍，我们必须提供更多帮助。

单词	broken
释义	bro·ken adjective /ˈbrəʊkən/ /ˈbrəʊkən/ Idioms damaged enlarge image that has been damaged or injured; no longer whole or working correctly破损的；伤残的；残缺的；出了毛病的 a broken window/plate破碎的窗玻璃／盘子 a broken leg/arm/bone断腿；断臂；断骨 pieces of broken glass玻璃碎片 How did this dish get broken?这个盘子是怎么打破的？ The TV's broken.电视机坏了。 They opened the bag and found a broken bottle.他们打开袋子，发现一个破瓶子。 see also broken heart Extra Examples The UN system is broken beyond repair.联合国系统已无法修复。 His front tooth was broken in half. 他的门牙断成了两半。 One of her patients was a cat with a badly broken leg.她的一位病人是一只腿严重骨折的猫。 Topics Health problemsa2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs be get adverb badly promise/agreement [usually before noun] not kept被违背的；未履行的 Voters are disillusioned with the government's broken promises. 政府言而无信，令选民大失所望。 relationship [usually before noun] ended or destroyed终止了的；破坏了的 a broken marriage/engagement破裂的婚姻；解除了的婚约 see also broken home not continuous [usually before noun] not continuous; interrupted or disturbed不连续的；间断的；被打扰的 a night of broken sleep睡得不踏实的一夜 a single broken white line across the road横穿马路的一条断断续续的白线 person [only before noun] made weak and tired by illness or difficulties衰弱的；精疲力竭的 He was a broken man after the failure of his business.生意失败后他变得心灰意懒。 Topics Feelingsc1 language [only before noun] (of a language that is not your own) spoken slowly and with a lot of mistakes; not fluent说得慢且有错的；不流利的 to speak in broken English说一口结结巴巴的英语 ground having a rough surface表面粗糙的 an area of broken, rocky ground崎岖、多岩石的地区 Idioms like a broken record (British English also like a stuck record) in a way that keeps repeating a statement or opinion in an annoying way卡住：以一种令人讨厌的方式不断重复发表声明或意见的方式 I hate sounding like a broken record, but I have to say again, we must do more to help.我讨厌听起来像是一张破唱片，但我不得不再说一遍，我们必须提供更多帮助。 bro·ken verb /ˈbrəʊkən/ /ˈbrəʊkən/ past participle of break
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