break over (something)

To crash into something and fall apart or shatter. This phrase is typically used to describe waves. The wave broke over the rocks of the jetty.

break over something

[for waves] to lift high and tumble over a barrier. The waves broke over the rocks at the shore. Huge waves broke over the bow of the ship.

词组	break over (something)
释义	break over (something) break over (something) To crash into something and fall apart or shatter. This phrase is typically used to describe waves. The wave broke over the rocks of the jetty. See also: break, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. break over something [for waves] to lift high and tumble over a barrier. The waves broke over the rocks at the shore. Huge waves broke over the bow of the ship. See also: break, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: break over break against break against (something) eggs is eggs (as) sure as eggs (is eggs) (one's) best foot forward best foot forward How long is a piece of string? from my cold, dead hands Heinz
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