原级：break第三人称单数：breaks现在分词：breaking过去分词：broken
broke基本解释
及物动词打破(break的过去式和过去分词); 折断
形容词破产的; 缺乏资金的
broke什么意思
broke相关词组
1. go for broke : 全力以赴；
2. go broke : 破产；
broke相关例句
形容词
1. He is flat broke and cannot find a job anywhere.
他身无分文，又求职无门。
2. Sam had to take the job because he was broke.
山姆因为穷只得接受这份工作。
broke情景对话
保险
A：What’s the problem?
什么问题？
broke的意思
B：I think I broke my (leg/ amp3/ finger).
我象是弄断了（腿/手臂/手指）。
伤心
A：Why are you so glum?
你怎么这么忧伤呀?
B：My girlfriend recently broke my heart.
我的女朋友最近伤了我的心。
Health Insurance-(医疗保险)
broke的翻译
B：Ohhh, I think I broke my leg.
哦哦哦，我象是把腿给摔断了。
A：Here, sir, sit down in this wheelchair.
坐这儿，先生，坐在轮椅上。
B：Thanks.
谢谢。
A：The doctor will be with you in a moment. I just need to ask you a few questions.
医生马上就来。我要问你几个问题。
broke在线翻译
B：All right.
好的。
A：Name, age and date of birth, please.
您的姓名、年龄和出生日期是…？
B：John Taylor, 32, May 23, 1970.
约翰·泰勒，32岁，生于1970年5月23日。
A：Health insurance company and policy number?
您购买的医疗保险的公司和保险单编码是多少？
broke在线翻译
B：I don’t have it.
我没有。
A：What?
什么？
B：I don’t have health insurance.
我没有买医疗保险。
A：Well, this is going to be a very expensive broken leg, Mr. Taylor.
哦，泰勒先生。这次摔断腿花费可不小。
B：Ohhhh!
哦哦哦。
broke网络解释
1. broke
1. 没钱;没现金：47 Buck元 | 48 Broke没钱;没现金 | 49 Window商店的橱窗
2.
2. 居间人：居间活动 brokerage activity | 居间人 broke | 拒绝 rejection
3. 废纸：broadcast burning 延烧式烧除 | broke 废纸 | broken stream 散流
4. 一文不名的：brokage 佣金 | broke 一文不名的 | brokedealer 股票经纪人
broke词典解释
1.
2. 身无分文的；一文不名的
If you are broke, you have no money.
e.g. What do you mean, I've got enough money? I'm as broke as you are.
你是什么意思，我的钱还富余吗？我已和你一样分文不剩了。
3. 破产
If a company or person goes broke, they lose money and are unable to continue in business or to pay their debts.
e.g. Balton went broke twice in his career.
巴尔顿一生中经历了两次破产。
4. 孤注一掷
If you go for broke, you take the most extreme or risky of the possible courses of action in order to try and achieve success.
e.g. It was a sharp disagreement about whether to go for broke or whether to compromise.
是放手一搏还是保守妥协，在这一问题上的分歧很尖锐。
broke英英释义
broke是什么意思
adj
1. lacking funds
e.g. `skint' is a British slang term
Synonym: bustskintstone-brokestony-broke
