Break up？Translate Chinese

Break, Kick, Break, Break, Break.

Don't listen to their nonsense, it's what it means to break up.

Smash; Broken; Come to an end; Scattered.

Broken, broken; Come to an end; Disband; Decline.

break up"is a commonly used English phrase that means:"Break up", "Dissolve", "Close".Wait. This phrase is often used to describe the end of a relationship, but it can also be used to describe the end of a group, organization, or shelter.

Here's how"break"Other usages and fixed collocations:

1.Verbs

Break down: Indicates a machine or system malfunction, such as a car breaking down, a computer crashing, etc.

Break out: Indicates the sudden occurrence of an event or disease, such as the outbreak of war, the outbreak of a plague, etc.

break into: Indicates illegally entering a place or interrupting someone's activities, such as breaking into a house, interrupting a conversation, etc.

Break away: It means to get rid of some kind of bondage or relationship, such as breaking away from an organization, breaking away from a relationship, etc.

2.Noun

breakthrough: It means to break through a certain dilemma or problem, such as a scientific breakthrough, a technological breakthrough, etc.

Breakfast: Indicates the first meal eaten in the morning, such as milk, bread, eggs, etc.

Breakdance: Represents a popular dance form, often paired with hip-hop**.

3.Phrases

Break the ice: Indicates breaking the silence or awkward atmosphere between strangers, such as breaking the silence at a party, opening remarks, etc.

Break the news: Indicates the announcement of some important news or event, such as announcing resignation, announcing marriage, etc.

Break a Record: Indicates that a record is surpassed or set, such as breaking a marathon record, breaking a sales record, etc.

1. The verb means to break; (make) broken, cracked, broken; Break; Damage; broken; break; makes it bleed; Violate; Stop; Interrupt; forcibly terminate the right and quiet; Termination, 2. The meaning of the noun is: rest; Intermission; recess; Discontinuity; Time out; interstitial ad breaks; short-term vacations; change, termination, interruption;

3. Conjugation: Third person singular: breaks Present participle: breaking Past tense: broke Past participle: broken

4. Sentence formation: needed to make a complete break with the past

He had to say goodbye to the past.

decided to make a break for it that night.

They decided to run away that night.

first two classes are followed by a break of ten minutes.

After the first two classes, there is a 10-minute break.