broke

美音：[broʊk] 英音：[brəʊk]

简单释义：

adj.破产；没钱；囊中羞涩

v.“break”的过去式；“break”的过去式和过去分词

n.破纸；(头部,腹部剪下的)劣等羊毛

网络打破；一文不名的；打碎

变形：

第三人称单数：brokes 现在分词：broking 过去分词：broked

完整释义：

adj.

1.断了
2.〔口语〕破了产的;〔俚语〕分文不名的,一个钱也没有的〔仅用作述语〕
3.没钱,分文不名;穷苦
4.一文不名的

1.破纸;(头部、腹部剪下的)劣等羊毛

例句：

The negotiations are the first direct talks since the last effort broke down in December 2008.
这次直接谈判是2008年12月巴以和谈破裂以来的首次尝试。
Victoria: She's suffering from a broken heart. Her boyfriend broke up with her over the weekend. They had been together for two years.
维多利亚：她心碎了。周末，她和男朋友分手了。他们在一起已经两年了。
When Josh's van broke down in Tennessee, he was helped by a man and a woman dressed in white who were playing pinball in a diner.
当乔希的货车在田纳西抛锚的时候，旁边小餐馆里身着白衣的一男一女过来帮助他。
In all of these years of watching her suffering so much, this was the first time I broke down.
这么多年来，一直看着她如此痛苦，而这是我第一次崩溃。
Her mother totally broke down at the passing away of her grandmother.
由于外祖母的过世，她母亲彻底地垮掉了。
The strain of Ebola that broke out in Zaire has one of the highest of any human pathogenic virus, roughly 90%.
扎伊尔爆发的伊波拉种群具备人类致病菌的最高死亡率，大约为90%。
I tried to make a hole in the tin with the sharp end of the boat hook, but the hook slipped, and the tin rolled over, and broke a tea-cup.
我努力想用船钩锋利的末端在这罐头上凿一个洞，但钩子却打滑了，锡罐头滚到一边，打碎了一个茶杯。
If it had to pay high interest, it would eventually go broke.
如果它必须支付高利率，破产将不可避免。

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