break的中文翻译
翻译
break
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break1
(in pieces)
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损坏, 弄坏
verb (broke, broken)-
to be damaged and separated into two or more parts, as a result of force; to damage sth in this way
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All the windows broke with the force of the blast.
所有的窗户都在爆炸中被震碎了 -
She dropped the plate and it broke into pieces.
她把盘子摔碎了 -
to break a cup/window
打破一个杯子/窗户 -
She fell off a ladder and broke her arm.
她从楼梯上摔下来，跌断了胳膊 -
He broke the chocolate in two.
他把巧克力掰成两半
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All the windows broke with the force of the blast.
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to be damaged and separated into two or more parts, as a result of force; to damage sth in this way
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break2
(Aviation)
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冲破
verb (broke, broken)-
to exceed the limits of something
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Supersonic aircraft can break the sound barrier.
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Supersonic aircraft can break the sound barrier.
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to exceed the limits of something
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break3
(stop working)
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弄坏, 打断, 中断
verb (broke, broken)-
to stop working as a result of being damaged; to damage sth and stop it from working
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My watch has broken.
我的手表坏了 -
I think I've broken the washing machine.
我想我的洗衣机已经被我用坏了
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My watch has broken.
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to stop working as a result of being damaged; to damage sth and stop it from working
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break4
(skin)
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咬破, 弄破, 使流血
verb (broke, broken)-
to cut the surface of the skin and make it bleed
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The dog bit me but didn't break the skin.
狗咬了我一口，但没有咬破皮
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The dog bit me but didn't break the skin.
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to cut the surface of the skin and make it bleed
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break5
(law/promise)
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违反, 食言
verb (broke, broken)-
to do sth that is against the law; to not keep a promise, etc
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to break the law/rules/conditions
违反法律/规则/条件 -
to break an agreement/a contract/a promise/your word
违反一项协议/合同/承诺/你的话 -
to break an appointment (= not to come to it)
爽约 -
He was breaking the speed limit (= travelling faster than the law allows).
他违章超速行驶
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to break the law/rules/conditions
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to do sth that is against the law; to not keep a promise, etc
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break6
(stop for short time)
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休息
verb (broke, broken)-
to stop doing sth for a while, especially when it is time to eat or have a drink
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Let's break for lunch.
咱们停一停，去吃点午饭 -
a broken night's sleep (= a night during which you often wake up)
夜晚的睡眠总是断断续续 -
We broke our journey in Oxford (= stopped in Oxford on the way to the place we were going to).
我们在牛津中止了行程
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Let's break for lunch.
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to stop doing sth for a while, especially when it is time to eat or have a drink
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break7
(end sth)
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打破, 打断
verb (broke, broken)-
to interrupt sth so that it ends suddenly
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She broke the silence by coughing.
她的咳嗽声打破了寂静 -
A tree broke his fall(= stopped him as he was falling).
他坠落时一棵树挡住了他 -
The phone rang and broke my train of thought.
电话铃响了，打断了我的思路
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She broke the silence by coughing.
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to make sth end by using force or strong action
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an attempt to break the year-long siege
冲破长达一年的围困的尝试 -
Management has not succeeded in breaking the strike.
资方未能使罢工中止
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an attempt to break the year-long siege
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to end a connection with sth or a relationship with sb
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He broke all ties with his parents.
他断绝了和他父母的一切联系
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He broke all ties with his parents.
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to interrupt sth so that it ends suddenly
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break8
(escape)
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冲破, 逃离
verb (broke, broken)-
to get away from or out of a position in which they are stuck or trapped
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He finally managed to break free from his attacker.
他终于设法逃脱了袭击他的人
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He finally managed to break free from his attacker.
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to get away from or out of a position in which they are stuck or trapped
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break9
(destroy, be destroyed)
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破坏
verb (broke, broken)-
to destroy sth or make sb/sth weaker; to become weak or be destroyed
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to break sb's morale/resistance/resolve/spirit
击溃某人的士气/抵抗/决心/精神 -
The government was determined to break the power of the trade unions.
政府决心削弱工会的力量 -
The scandal broke him (= ruined his reputation and destroyed his confidence).
这一丑闻把他毁了 -
She broke under questioning (= was no longer able to bear it) and confessed to everything.
她经不住盘问，招认了一切
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to break sb's morale/resistance/resolve/spirit
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to destroy sth or make sb/sth weaker; to become weak or be destroyed
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break10
(make sb feel bad)
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使垮掉
verb (broke, broken)-
to make sb feel so sad, lonely, etc. that they cannot live a normal life
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The death of his wife broke him completely.
妻子的死让他悲痛欲绝
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The death of his wife broke him completely.
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to make sb feel so sad, lonely, etc. that they cannot live a normal life
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break11
(of weather)
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突变, (天气)突然变糟
verb (broke, broken)-
to change suddenly, usually after a period when it has been fine
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to change suddenly, usually after a period when it has been fine
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break12
(show opening)
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散开, 散去
verb (broke, broken)-
to show an opening
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The clouds broke and the sun came out.
云一散开，太阳就出来了
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The clouds broke and the sun came out.
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to show an opening
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break13
(of day/dawn/storm)
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破晓
verb (broke, broken)-
when the day or dawn or a storm breaks, it begins
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Dawn was breaking when they finally left.
他们最终离开时正式破晓时分
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Dawn was breaking when they finally left.
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when the day or dawn or a storm breaks, it begins
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break14
(of news)
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暴露, 公开, 公布
verb (broke, broken)-
if a piece of news breaks, it becomes known
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There was a public outcry when the scandal broke.
丑闻一传开，舆论一片哗然 -
breaking news
(= news that is arriving about events that have just happened)
最新消息
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There was a public outcry when the scandal broke.
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to be the first to tell sb some bad news
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Who's going to break it to her?
谁去告诉她这个噩耗？ -
I'm sorry to be the one to break the news to you.
我很抱歉给你带来一个坏消息
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Who's going to break it to her?
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if a piece of news breaks, it becomes known
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break15
(of voice)
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(嗓音)突变
verb (broke, broken)-
if sb's voice breaks, it changes its tone because of emotion
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Her voice broke as she told us the dreadful news.
她告诉我们这可怕的消息时，声音都变了
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Her voice broke as she told us the dreadful news.
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when a boy's voice breaks, it becomes permanently deeper at about the age of 13 or 14
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if sb's voice breaks, it changes its tone because of emotion
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break16
(a record)
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打破..的记录
verb (broke, broken)-
to do sth better, faster, etc. than anyone has ever done it before
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She had broken the world 100 metres record.
她打破了100米的世界纪录 -
The movie broke all box-office records.
这部影片打破了所有的票房纪录
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She had broken the world 100 metres record.
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to do sth better, faster, etc. than anyone has ever done it before
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break17
(of waves)
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波涛)拍岸
verb (broke, broken)-
when waves break, they fall and are dissolved into foam, usually near land
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the sound of waves breaking on the beach
海浪排挤在沙滩上的声音 -
The sea was breaking over the wrecked ship.
海浪冲刷着破船的残骸
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the sound of waves breaking on the beach
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when waves break, they fall and are dissolved into foam, usually near land
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break18
(sth secret)
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破译
verb (broke, broken)-
to find the meaning of sth secret
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to break a code
破解代码
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to break a code
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to find the meaning of sth secret
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break19
(money)
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US
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兑开(大额钞票)
verb (broke, broken)-
to change a banknote for coins
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Can you break a twenty-dollar bill?
你能找开一张20美元的钞票吗？
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Can you break a twenty-dollar bill?
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to change a banknote for coins
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break20
(short stop/pause)
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休息, 间歇
noun-
a short period of time when you stop what you are doing and rest, eat, etc
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a coffee/lunch/tea break
一杯咖啡/一顿午餐/一杯茶 -
Let's take a break.
我们休息一会 -
a break for lunch
休息一会吃午餐 -
She worked all day without a break.
她接连工作了一整天
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a coffee/lunch/tea break
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a period of time between lessons at school
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Come and see me at break.
课间休息来见我
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Come and see me at break.
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a pause or period of time when sth stops before starting again
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a break in my daily routine
破例 -
She wanted to take a career break in order to have children.
她想暂时放下工作，去生孩子
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a break in my daily routine
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a pause for advertisements in the middle of a television or radio programme
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More news after the break.
广告之后继续报道新闻
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More news after the break.
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a short period of time when you stop what you are doing and rest, eat, etc
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break21
(holiday/vacation)
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假期, 休息
noun-
a short holiday/vacation
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We had a weekend break in New York.
我们在纽约度过了一个周末假日 -
a well-earned break
应得的休息
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We had a weekend break in New York.
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a short holiday/vacation
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break22
(change in situation)
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改变, 终止
noun-
the moment when a situation or a relationship that has existed for a time changes, ends or is interrupted
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He needed to make a complete break with the past.
他需要与过去做个彻底的了断 -
a break with tradition/convention(= a change from what is accepted, in sth such as art, behaviour, etc.)
打破传统/公约 -
a break in the weather(= a change from one type of weather to a different one)
天气的转变 -
a break in diplomatic relations
外交关系的中断
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He needed to make a complete break with the past.
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the moment when a situation or a relationship that has existed for a time changes, ends or is interrupted
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break23
(opening/space)
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间隙
noun-
a space or an opening between two or more things
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We could see the moon through a break in the clouds.
我们能从云缝里看到太阳
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We could see the moon through a break in the clouds.
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a space or an opening between two or more things
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break24
(opportunity)
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转折点, 机会, 机遇
noun-
an opportunity to do sth, usually to get sth that you want or to achieve success
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I got my lucky break when I won a 'Young Journalist of the Year' competition.
我时来运转，在“年度最佳青年记者”竞赛中获奖 -
We've had a few bad breaks (= pieces of bad luck) along the way.
我们在前进的道路上犯了一些严重的错误
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I got my lucky break when I won a 'Young Journalist of the Year' competition.
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an opportunity to do sth, usually to get sth that you want or to achieve success
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break25
(of bone)
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断裂, 骨折
noun-
a place where sth, especially a bone in your body, has broken
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The X-ray showed there was no break in his leg.
X光照片显示他的腿并没有骨折
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The X-ray showed there was no break in his leg.
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a place where sth, especially a bone in your body, has broken
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break26
(in tennis)
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破发局
noun-
a win in a game in which your opponent is serving
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It was her second break in the set.
这是她在一局中的第二次破发 -
break point
(= a situation in which, if you win the next point, you win the game)
破发点
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It was her second break in the set.
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a win in a game in which your opponent is serving
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break27
(in billiards/snooker)
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突破
noun-
a series of successful shots by one player; the number of points scored in a series of successful shots
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He's put together a magnificent break.
他完成了一个重大突破 -
a 147 break (= the highest possible break in snooker)
单杆147分
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He's put together a magnificent break.
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a series of successful shots by one player; the number of points scored in a series of successful shots
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