break open

英 [breɪk ˈəʊpən]

美 [breɪk ˈoʊpən]

摔破，打开

英英释义

verb

• erupt or intensify suddenly
  1. Unrest erupted in the country
  2. Tempers flared at the meeting
  3. The crowd irrupted into a burst of patriotism
  Synonym:eruptirruptflare upflareburst out
• come open suddenly and violently, as if from internal pressure
  1. The bubble burst
  Synonym:burstsplit
• open with force
  1. He broke open the picnic basket

双语例句

• To rupture or break open, as a surgical wound. traumatic hemorrhage and tear of choroid
  裂口裂开或破裂，如伤口外伤性脉络膜出血和破裂
• If an army of a hundred thousand is encamped beneath the city walls, the reinforcement must break open the siege, and the city's defenders must go out to attack.
  敌人十万大军兵临城下，援军必须能打开重围，守军也必须能乘机出去，抢占要点。
• How does he break open a giant boulder?
  他如何断开一块巨石呢？
• Blood vessels under the nail break open, which spill blood ( which looks black under the opaque nail) into the area between the toe bed and the toenail.
  指甲下的血管破裂，出血（在不透明是指甲下呈黑色）进入指甲床和指甲之间。
• Sweep me away like a storm; take everything I have; break open my sleep and plunder my dreams.
  像一阵风暴把我卷走；把我的一切都拿去；劈开我的睡眠抢走我的梦。
• I'll break open my bag.
  我将敲开我的箱子。
• Other animals, like the elephant, can use their strength to break open certain trees to get the water inside of them.
  其他的动物，比如大象，可以用自己的力量打开一些树木，去获取里面的水分。
• To break open the eggs tap them gently on the counter until there's a small dent in the shell.
  在台上轻敲鸡蛋，直至在蛋壳上出现出现小凹陷。
• Political leaders were happy to break open the champagne at the credit party; many lingered long after the fizz had gone.
  在信贷派对上，政治领导人愉快地打开香槟庆祝；在气泡消失后，很多人还久久不愿离去。
• Okay, just break open any blisters that form around the bites.
  好的，先弄破咬伤周围的水泡。