break against (something)

To crash into something and fall apart or shatter. The wave broke against the rocks of the jetty. I dropped the vase, and it broke against the floor.

break against something

[for something] to crash against something. The waves broke against the barrier. The glass broke against the side of the sink.

词组	break against (something)
释义	break against (something) break against (something) To crash into something and fall apart or shatter. The wave broke against the rocks of the jetty. I dropped the vase, and it broke against the floor. See also: break Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. break against something [for something] to crash against something. The waves broke against the barrier. The glass broke against the side of the sink. See also: break McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: break against get up against get up against (someone or something) clash clash against clash against (someone or something) against against (someone or something) hedge against hedge against (something)
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