broken
US /ˈbroʊ.kən/
UK /ˈbroʊ.kən/
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被打破的, 被違反的
(of a promise or rule) violated or disregarded
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He felt his trust was broken after the lie.
謊言之後，他覺得信任被打破了。
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The peace treaty was broken by the sudden attack.
和平條約因突然襲擊而被打破。
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破產的, 一無所有的
(of a person) having lost all their money; bankrupt
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After the business failed, he was completely broken.
生意失敗後，他徹底破產了。
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She was left broken and homeless after the market crash.
市場崩潰後，她變得一無所有，無家可歸。
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崩潰的, 絕望的
(of a person) having lost all hope or spirit; devastated
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After the accident, she was completely broken.
事故發生後，她徹底崩潰了。
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His spirit was broken by years of hardship.
多年的苦難使他的精神崩潰了。
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打破, 弄壞
past participle of break
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He had broken his arm playing football.
他踢足球時摔斷了手臂。
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The silence was broken by a sudden shout.
寂靜被一聲突如其來的叫喊打破了。