ကြိယာ “break”
အနာမကာ break; သူ breaks; အတိတ် broke; အတိတ်ပစ္စည်း broken; အနာမကာဝိသေသန breaking
- (intransitive) to fracture or crack
စာရင်းသွင်းပါ ဥပမာဝါကျများ၏ ဘာသာပြန်ချက်များနှင့် တစ်လုံးချင်းစီ၏ အဓိပ္ပါယ်ဖွင့်ဆိုချက်များကို ကြည့်ရှုရန်။
The thin ice broke under his weight.
- to fracture (something)
She accidentally broke her glasses while playing basketball.
- to divide (money into smaller units)
I need to break this fifty into tens for the garage sale tomorrow.
- to violate (a rule or law)
If you break the school's dress code again, you'll receive a detention.
- to suddenly interrupt (something)
The loud alarm broke his concentration.
- to end
The long period of silence finally broke when she apologized.
- (of morning, dawn, etc.) to arrive
Day broke, casting a soft light over the city.
- (in programming) to cause a feature to stop functioning properly
The latest update broke the login feature, preventing users from accessing their accounts.
- to cause (barrier, such as a seal, tape tec.) to no longer prevent entry
He broke the tape across the door to enter the room.
- (of a wave of water) to collapse into surf after arriving in shallow water
As the children played on the beach, they watched in awe as the waves broke against the shore.
- to disclose or make known (an item of news)
The journalist broke the scandal to the public, causing an uproar.
- (of a voice) to alter in type due to emotion or strain
During the speech, her voice broke with every mention of her late grandmother.
- to set (a new record)
She broke the world record for the longest free dive.
- (billiards, snooker, pool) to make the first shot
After winning the last game, Jake decided to let Sarah break this time.
နာမ် “break”
အနည်းကိန်း break, အများကိန်း breaks သို့မဟုတ် မတွက်နိုင်သော
- a short period of rest or pause, typically from work
After two hours of studying, she decided it was time for a quick break.
- a period when students can talk or play between lessons
During the break, the kids talked about their new video games.
- a planned period of time when students do not have to attend school
The students were excited for the summer break to begin.
- a short pause in a romantic relationship
After two years of dating, they decided to take a break to figure things out.
- an instance of splitting into two or more parts
During the fall, she suffered a break in her arm that required immediate medical attention.
- a physical gap in an or between objects
Water started leaking through a small break in the dam.
- a departure from how something was previously done
After years of following the same routine, she decided it was time for a break from tradition.
- a short vacation
After months of hard work, they finally took a weekend break in the countryside.
- a sudden drop in stock market prices
After the tech company's scandal was exposed, there was a significant break in its stock prices.
- (computing) a point where text is split between lines or pages
To ensure the chapter title stood out, she inserted a page break right after the concluding sentence of the previous chapter.
- (in tennis) a game won by the non-serving player
Serena achieved a crucial break in the second set, putting her in the lead.
- (billiards, snooker, pool) the first shot
In the game of pool, it's always exciting to see how many balls the player can scatter with the opening break.
- (in snooker) the total points a player scores in one turn
In the final frame, she managed a break of 70 points, securing her victory in the tournament.
- (in soccer) a counter-attack
After stealing the ball from their opponents, the team quickly launched a dangerous break.
- the curve a golf ball takes on the green because of the slope
The golfer carefully calculated the break to ensure his putt would curve right into the hole.
- the moment when a horse race begins
At the break, all the horses surged forward, but one quickly took the lead.
- a short part of a song where some musicians stop playing while others keep going
The crowd went wild during the guitar break.