breakdown
美音:
[´breık´daun
]英音:
[´breık´daun
]n.崩溃,衰弱,细目分类
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breakdown
/'breɪkdaʊn; `brek,daun/
n
1 mechanical failure 机械的故障
*Our car/We had a breakdown on the motorway. 我们的汽车[我们]在高速公路上抛锚了.
2 collapse or failure 瓦解; 失败; 破裂
*a breakdown of negotiations on disarmament 裁军谈判的破裂.
3 weakening or collapse of sb's (esp mental) health 身体(尤指精神)衰弱
*The strain of his job led to the complete breakdown of his health. 他工作过度, 把身体完全累垮了.
* She suffered a nervous breakdown. 她患神经衰弱.
4 statistical analysis 统计分析
*a breakdown of expenditure 支出的统计分析.
breakdown
n [U and C]the failure of a relationship or system
breakdown of He moved away after the breakdown of his marriage. A sudden rise in oil prices could lead to a breakdown of the economy.breakdown in There has been a serious breakdown in relations between the two countries.marriage/marital/family breakdown Family breakdown can lead to behavioural problems in children.[C]a serious medical condition in which someone becomes mentally ill and is unable to work or deal with ordinary situations in life
I was worried he might have a breakdown if he carried on working so hard. Two years ago he suffered a mental breakdown . She had already had one nervous breakdown .[C]an occasion when a car or a piece of machinery breaks and stops working
Always carry a phone with you in case you have a breakdown on the motorway.breakdown in a breakdown in the cooling system[C]a list of all the separate parts of something
breakdown of Can you give us a breakdown of the figures? a breakdown of the costs [singular]the changing of a substance into other substances
the breakdown of glucose in the body to release energy→
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