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| /briːtʃ/ |
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| 1 | to break a law , rule , or agreement 违反；破坏 |
| His former employer admitted breaching health and safety regulations. 他以前的雇主承认违反了卫生与安全规定。 |
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| 2 | to get through something such as a wall or fence 打开（缺口）；突破；攻破 |
| The sea had breached the town’ s flood defences. 海水使这座城镇的防洪堤决口。 |
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| - | breach security
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| to get into a place that is usually guarded , or discover information that should be kept secret |
| 破坏安全;泄密 |
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| A group of protesters breached security and got inside the military base. 一群抗议者破坏安全，进入军事基地。 |
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