to break造句怎么写

She managed to break the code.

Be careful not to break your neck.

The worms' ability to break down their everyday food also allows them to break down plastic.

to nip off; to cut off; to break

I tried to break down her opposition to our plan.

Maybe he can help to break the shock to her.

In order to stay ahead, do you feel it's important to break new ground, break to new markets.

to break through layer after layer of ice and snow

He is trying his best to break the record.

The law enforcers deliberately break the law. Isn't that a law-breaker who knows how to break the law?

to unearth; to uncover; to ferret out; to break and capture

Want to vow to Shanmeng, but now how to break up?

To qualify for federal funds, planners had to agree to break ground by 2012.

At first she didn't realize we were going to break up, but at this juncture, I chose to break it off.

However others might study to break the rules, there were still formalities to be observed.

and you seem to try every way you can to break my old heart,

If you wait for someone to break you from the outside, then you are destined to be someone else's food. If you can break yourself from inside, you will find that every break is a rebirth.

People are not free, not everyone can break free and have the courage to break free, there are all kinds of helplessness, all kinds of annoyance.

his association of his father with being beaten was too strong to break.

Surrounded as we were by the enemy, we managed to break through.

The day begins to break.

Who's going to break it to her?

He tried to break a colt.

We have to break in somewhere else.

The word-break CSS property is used to specify whether to break lines within words.

For the team to succeed, everything has to break right.

Some people say it is unlucky to break a mirror.

Much of it has to do with his natural impatience, his wish to break rules and break down boundaries.

to take off a seal; to break off a seal; to seal off

You shouldn't work yourself to death, so be sure to break up your work day with a break here or there.

Obviously I'm not going to break the bank, but a cup of coffee or two isn't going to break me and it just might make their day.

It takes a long time to break down prejudices, but we have to keep trying.

Some people said this was Kao's prank-a deliberate attempt to break them apart.

How to break a coconut?

trying to break the smoking habit;

Tending to break up into parts or break away from a main body; factious.

He had the bad luck to break his leg.

To throw(a pitch) in such a manner as to fail to break.

When the mendicant takes to break the bowl to imagine a table delicacies;

Expect the glass to break.

One chopstick is easy to break but a bunch of chopsticks are not easy to break.

to disintegrate quickly or easily; to collapse; to crumble; to smash up; to break down

In his view the situation demanded a supreme effort to break the deadlock.

He hardly needed to break sweat to reach the final.

Liable to break or to be broken.

We need to take ￡ 52,000 each performance just to break even.