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word break是什么意思

word break[英][w?：d breik][美][w?d brek]字的断开； 例句：1.Action/ description begins flush with the left margin and runs across the page to theright margin until a word break is necessary. 动作/描述左对齐，一直写到一行的最右边需要分词了再换行。

2.Don"t break your word if you want help. 如果你要人帮助你，就不可言而无信。

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You"d better break away from the habit of smoking. 你最好改掉吸烟的习惯。

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Our soldiers successfully broke through the enemy"s defences， 说了说自己的一些看法. 没有人能违背我们公司的规章制度。

11. break forth突然发出；坍塌， 坏掉；（计划等）失败， 破裂；（健康、精神）崩溃；分解 Who broke down the doors of our classroom。

The dog broke away from its owner and ran away， 分裂。

8， 爆发？ This matter will break down in water, the old woman broke into tears, the bad news broke my heart at that time. 长时间艰苦劳动之后， 他的身体几乎垮了。

Why did the peace talks break down？为什么和谈失败了. break the record打破纪录 This athlete has just broken the world record in men"s high jump. 这名运动员刚刚打破了男子跳高世界纪录。

14. break one"s heart使某人心碎， 使某人悲痛欲绝 To tell you the truth， 迸发，突破 It was a cloudy day, but the sun at last broke through. break out战争爆发， 争吵爆发， （火灾）发生 When did the war break out;rule违反法律/规章制度 Nobody can break the rules of our company. break through 出现。

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7. break up打碎，拆散. 我听说他们之间爆发了争吵， my bat broke in two. 击球时我的球拍断成两截。

More than one hundred fires broke out in our city last year. 去年我市发生了一百多起火灾， 发作 The crowd broke forth in cheers？ 这场战争是什么时候爆发的。

Hearing the sad news. 欢呼声从人群中迸发出来。

12. break in two使破成两半 When I hit the ball! After a long time of hard work；奋力挣脱；放弃习惯 You must break away from these old customs. 你们必须破除这些旧风俗？ 谁把我们教室的门打坏了？ The old rules must be broken down. 他插了话。

3. break into破门而入， 突然……起来 They broke into the prison and set free all the prisoners. 他们冲进监狱，释放了所有的囚犯； promise. 我信任他， 因为他从来不食言。

10. break the law/。

9. break one"s word/promise食言， 说话不算数 I believe in him, because he never breaks his word /, he almost broke down， 跑了. break into pieces破成碎片 The mirror fell to the ground and broke into pieces. 镜子掉到地上摔成了碎片. 这些陈旧的规章制度必须废除。

The police tried to break down the prisoners" opposition.警方设法制服囚犯的反抗。

Because of explosion the bridge broke down last night， 昨夜这座桥倒塌了. 由于爆炸、分解 Let"s break up the whole into parts. 让我们化整为零. 这种物质在水中会分解. 我们的战士成功地突破了敌军的防线.原本是个阴天， 不过太阳最后还是出来了？ I have heard that a quarrel broke out between them. 狗挣脱了主人！ 你的计划失败了， 真遗憾。

5. break away from打破陈规. 听到这个悲哀的消息， 这位老年妇女突然哭了起来。

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Your plan has broken down. What a pity。

He broke in with some ideas of his own。

2. break in破门而入， 打断 Last night a thief broke in and stole away his camera. 昨夜一个小偷闯了进来， 偷走了他的相机1. break down破坏， 毁掉； 破除；制服. 说实话， 那时这个坏消息使我悲痛万分

word search是什么意思

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word noun a single unit of language which means something and can be spoken or written 单词；词；字 countable Do not write more than 200 words. 写的东西不要超过 200 字。

Do you know the words to this song？ 你知道这首歌的歌词吗？ What"s the Spanish word for"table"? table 一词在西班牙语里叫什么？ He was a true friend in all senses of the word. 从任何意义上来说他都是位真正的朋友。

Tell me what happened in your own words. 用你自己的话告诉我出了什么事。

I could hear every word they were saying. 我可以听到他们说的每一个字。

He couldn"t find the words to thank her enough. 他找不出适当的话语来充分表达对她的感激之情。

Words fail me(= I cannot express how I feel). 我无法用语言来表达我的感情。

There are no words to say how sorry we are. 我们十分后悔，实在无以言喻。

I can"t remember her exact words. 我记不清她的原话了。

Angry is not the word for it—I was furious. 说“生气”都不够 我是怒不可遏。

See also: buzzword; four-letter word; household word; swear word a thing that you say; a remark or statement 说的话；话语；言语 countable Have a word with Pat and see what she thinks. 和帕特谈一谈，看她是怎么想的。

Could I have a quick word with you(= speak to you quickly)？ 我能跟你快点儿说句话吗？ A word of warning: read the instructions very carefully. 警示：仔细阅读说明。

words of love 情话 She left without a word(= without saying anything). 她一句话也没说就走了。

I don"t believe a word of his story(= I don"t believe any of it). 他说的这件事我一句都不相信。

a man/woman of few words(= who doesn"t talk very much) 少言寡语的男子╱女子 I"d like to say a few words about future plans. 我想就今后的计划说几句。

Remember—not a word to(= don"t tell)Peter about any of this. 记住，对彼得可要只字不提这件事的任何情况。

He never breathed a word of this to me. 这事他从来没向我透露过一点风声。

a promise or guarantee that you will do something or that something will happen or is true 诺言；许诺；保证 singular I give you my word that this won"t happen again. 我向你保证这种事不会再次发生。

I give you my word of honour(= my sincere promise)… 我向你庄严承诺… We never doubted her word. 我们从不怀疑她的许诺。

We only have his word for it that the cheque is in the post. 他只是向我们保证支票在邮寄之中。

to keep your word(= do what you promised) 遵守诺言 He promised to help and was as good as his word(= did what he promised). 他答应帮忙，并且说话算数。

He"s a man of his word(= he does what he promises). 他是个守信用的人。

I trusted her not to go back on her word(= break her promise). 我相信她不会食言。

I can"t prove it—you"ll have to take my word for it(= believe me). 我无法证明此事，你就相信我好了。

a piece of information or news 信息；消息 singular There"s been no word from them since before Christmas. 自圣诞节前就一直没有他们的消息。

She sent word that she would be late. 她捎信来说她要晚些来。

If word gets out about the affair, he will have to resign. 要是这一绯闻传出去，他就得辞职。

Word has it that she"s leaving. 据说她要走了。

The word is they"ve split up. 据说他们离异了。

He likes to spread the word about the importance of healthy eating. 他喜欢宣传保健饮食的重要性。

the Bible and its teachings 《圣经》；福音 singular Alternate: the Word Variant: the Word of God Idiom: by word of mouth because people tell each other and not because they read about it 口头上；经口述 The news spread by word of mouth. 这消息是口头传开的。

Idiom: (right) from the word go informal from the very beginning 从一开始 Idiom: (not) get a word in edgeways British English (not) to be able to say anything because somebody else is speaking too much （因别人说话太多）插（不上）嘴 When Mary starts talking, no one else can get a word in edgeways. 玛丽讲起话来，别人谁也插不上嘴。

Variant: (not) get a word in edgewise American English Idiom: have a word in somebody"s ear British English to speak to somebody privately about something 和…说私话；与…密谈 Idiom: have/exchange words (with somebody) (about something) especially British English to argue or quarrel with somebody （与某人）争论，争吵 We"ve had words. 我们吵过架。

Words were exchanged. 发生过争吵了。

Idiom: in other words used to introduce an explanation of something 换句话说；也就是说；换言之 They asked him to leave—in other words he was fired. 他们请他走人，也就是说，他被解雇了。

Idiom: (not) in so/as many words (not) in exactly the same words as somebody says were used （并非）一字不差地，原原本本地 "Did she say she was sorry?" "Not in so many words." “她道歉了没...