英语词汇breach怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ breach /ˈbriːtʃ/ noun

plural breaches

¹ breach

/ˈbriːtʃ/

noun

plural breaches

Learner's definition of BREACH

: a failure to do what is required by a law, an agreement, or a duty : failure to act in a required or promised way违反，不履行（法律、协定或职责） — usually + of

[count]

This is clearly a breach of the treaty.这显然违反条约。
He was fined for committing a breach of the peace. [=for making a lot of noise or behaving violently in public; for disorderly conduct]他因为扰乱治安被处以罚款。
Many people consider her decision to be a breach of trust/confidence.很多人都认为她的决定不守信用/违背保密原则。

[noncount]

They sued him for breach of contract. [=for failing to do what the contract required]他们告他违约。
The judge ruled that the doctor's actions were in breach of her contractual duty.法官裁定，这位女医生的行为违背了她所承担的合同义务。

◊ A breach of security or a security breach is an occurrence in which someone is able to get into a place that is guarded or is able to get secret information.安保事故；泄密事故

The break-in was a serious breach of security.这一非法闯入行为是一起严重的安保事故。
Allowing such information to be released to the public is considered a security breach.允许此类信息向公众发布被视为泄密。

[count] : a break in friendly relations between people or groups（友好关系的）破裂；裂痕 — often + between

The breach between them developed years ago.他们的关系破裂始于多年前。
The misunderstanding had caused a breach between the families.误解造成了家族间的裂痕。
The decision caused a breach between the two countries.这一决议使两国关系产生了裂痕。

[count] : a hole or opening in something (such as a wall) made by breaking through it（被强行打开的）洞，缺口

They repaired a breach in the fence.他们修补了栅栏缺口。

into the breach

◊ If you step/leap/jump (etc.) into the breach, you provide help that is badly needed, such as by doing a job when there is no one else available to do it.临时救急；雪中送炭；挺身而出补缺

He stepped into the breach when the company needed new leadership.当公司需要新的领导力量时，他站出来勇挑重担。

² breach /ˈbriːtʃ/ verb

breaches; breached; breaching

² breach

/ˈbriːtʃ/

verb

breaches; breached; breaching

Learner's definition of BREACH

[+ object]

: to fail to do what is required by (something, such as a law or agreement) : to break or violate (something)违反；破坏

He claims that the city breached an agreement by selling the property.他声称，该市出售这块地产系违约。
Is he going to breach his contract?他要违约吗？

: to make a hole or opening in (something)在…造成缺口；攻破

The army breached the castle wall.部队在城堡围墙上攻开了一个缺口。

单词	breach
释义	breach (verb) breach 2 ENTRIES FOUND: breach (noun) breach (verb) ¹ breach /ˈbriːtʃ/ noun plural breaches ¹ breach /ˈbriːtʃ/ noun plural breaches Learner's definition of BREACH 1 : a failure to do what is required by a law, an agreement, or a duty : failure to act in a required or promised way违反，不履行（法律、协定或职责） — usually + of [count] This is clearly a breach of the treaty.这显然违反条约。 He was fined for committing a breach of the peace. [=for making a lot of noise or behaving violently in public; for disorderly conduct]他因为扰乱治安被处以罚款。 Many people consider her decision to be a breach of trust/confidence.很多人都认为她的决定不守信用/违背保密原则。 [noncount] They sued him for breach of contract. [=for failing to do what the contract required]他们告他违约。 The judge ruled that the doctor's actions were in breach of her contractual duty.法官裁定，这位女医生的行为违背了她所承担的合同义务。 2 ◊ A breach of security or a security breach is an occurrence in which someone is able to get into a place that is guarded or is able to get secret information.安保事故；泄密事故 The break-in was a serious breach of security.这一非法闯入行为是一起严重的安保事故。 Allowing such information to be released to the public is considered a security breach.允许此类信息向公众发布被视为泄密。 3 [count] : a break in friendly relations between people or groups（友好关系的）破裂；裂痕 — often + between The breach between them developed years ago.他们的关系破裂始于多年前。 The misunderstanding had caused a breach between the families.误解造成了家族间的裂痕。 The decision caused a breach between the two countries.这一决议使两国关系产生了裂痕。 4 [count] : a hole or opening in something (such as a wall) made by breaking through it（被强行打开的）洞，缺口 They repaired a breach in the fence.他们修补了栅栏缺口。 into the breach ◊ If you step/leap/jump (etc.) into the breach, you provide help that is badly needed, such as by doing a job when there is no one else available to do it.临时救急；雪中送炭；挺身而出补缺 He stepped into the breach when the company needed new leadership.当公司需要新的领导力量时，他站出来勇挑重担。 ² breach /ˈbriːtʃ/ verb breaches; breached; breaching ² breach /ˈbriːtʃ/ verb breaches; breached; breaching Learner's definition of BREACH [+ object] 1 : to fail to do what is required by (something, such as a law or agreement) : to break or violate (something)违反；破坏 He claims that the city breached an agreement by selling the property.他声称，该市出售这块地产系违约。 Is he going to breach his contract?他要违约吗？ 2 : to make a hole or opening in (something)在…造成缺口；攻破 The army breached the castle wall.部队在城堡围墙上攻开了一个缺口。
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