破读字
break; damaged; breakthrough
Meanings
5 senses · 10 examplesverb
to break; to smash; to split
Refers to physical objects becoming broken or damaged.
He accidentally broke the glass.
This rock is too hard; it's difficult to split.
verb
to defeat; to overcome; to break through
Used in military, sports, or competitive contexts.
Our army finally broke through the enemy's defense line.
He broke the world record.
verb
to spend (money); to break (a bill)
informalInformal usage, often in spoken language.
I spent a hundred yuan today.
Can you break this one-hundred-yuan bill for me?
adjective
broken; worn-out; poor quality
Describes objects in poor condition or of inferior quality.
These shoes are already worn out.
His family is impoverished, and life is very difficult.
adjective
first (time); precedent-breaking
Often used in the phrase '破例' (to make an exception).
It's snowing for the first time ever today.
The boss made an exception for him and allowed him to come to work late.