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●ˌbreak ˈin 🔑1. to enter a building illegally or by force 非法闯入；强行进入◆Somebody broke in last night and stole the PC and video.
昨天夜里有人闯进屋里，偷走了电脑和录像机。◆The firefighters had to break in to rescue them.
消防队员不得不破门而入营救他们。 ➡ see also break into sth (1)2. (on sth) to interrupt sb when they are speaking or doing sth 打断；打搅◆He apologized for breaking in on their conversation.
他为打断了他们的谈话而道歉。◆Mary broke in: ‘It’s not her fault!’
玛丽插嘴说：“这不是她的错！”1 [v + adv]2 [v + adv] [v + adv + speech]▸ ˈbreak-in noun
an entry into a building using force, usually illegally 非法闯入；强行进入◆There has been a series of break-ins in the area.
这个地区接二连三发生了数起破门入户案件。 |