英语词组broke with us是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

break with (something or someone)

1. To move away or separate from someone or something. I'm starting to break with the religious tradition I was raised in. I'm from a family of doctors, so I really broke with tradition when I went to art school!

2. To cease communicating with a person or group. Ultimately, she had to break with her family and their dysfunctional ways in order to be healthy.

break with

1. Separate from, sever relations with. For example, On this issue the prime minister was forced to break with his cabinet. [Late 1500s] Also see break off, def. 2 and 3.

2. Depart from, reject, as in The couple broke with tradition and decided to write their own marriage vows. [Late 1800s]

break with

1. To discontinue something that has been ongoing or continuous: This year we broke with tradition and did not get a pumpkin for Halloween. The new farming technology has forced the farmers to break with their old methods.

2. To stop communicating with someone, especially because of distance or hostility: The brothers broke with the rest of the family when they moved out of town. I broke with my colleagues for years after our big argument.

词组	broke with us
释义	(redirected from broke with us) break with (something or someone) 1. To move away or separate from someone or something. I'm starting to break with the religious tradition I was raised in. I'm from a family of doctors, so I really broke with tradition when I went to art school! 2. To cease communicating with a person or group. Ultimately, she had to break with her family and their dysfunctional ways in order to be healthy. break with 1. Separate from, sever relations with. For example, On this issue the prime minister was forced to break with his cabinet. [Late 1500s] Also see break off, def. 2 and 3. 2. Depart from, reject, as in The couple broke with tradition and decided to write their own marriage vows. [Late 1800s] break with v. 1. To discontinue something that has been ongoing or continuous: This year we broke with tradition and did not get a pumpkin for Halloween. The new farming technology has forced the farmers to break with their old methods. 2. To stop communicating with someone, especially because of distance or hostility: The brothers broke with the rest of the family when they moved out of town. I broke with my colleagues for years after our big argument.
随便看	give your best shot give your eye teeth for give your eyeteeth for give your eye teeth for something give your eyeteeth for something give your eye teeth for something/to do something give your eye teeth to do something give your ground give your head a shake give your head for the washing give your life give your love to give your mind to give your mind to something give your name to give your notice give your right arm give yourself airs give yourself a pat on the back give yourself a pat on the back give yourself away give yourself over give yourself over to give yourself/put on airs give yourself up