broken lietuviškai

broken vertimas 1. a 1) (su)laužytas; 2) pertrauktas; su pertrūkiais; 3) nepastovus;2. pp iš break; broken-down a 1) sulaužytas; 2) palaužtas (vargo, ligos); broken- hearted a skausmo palaužtas

Paaiškinimas anglų kalba

(change integrity) to become separated into pieces or fragments
(damage) to render inoperable or ineffective Type of: damage. Similar to: fail
(ruin completely) to ruin completely
(destroy, integrity, usually) to destroy the integrity of, usually by force; to cause to separate into pieces or fragments Type of: separate
(disrespect) to act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises
(escape) to move away or escape suddenly
(disperse) to scatter or part Type of: disperse
(express emotion) to force out or release suddenly and often violently something pent up
(prevent completion) to prevent completion
(trespass) to enter someone's (virtual or real) property in an unauthorized manner, usually with the intent to steal or commit a violent act
(domesticate) to make submissive, obedient, or useful
(fail, agree with) to fail to agree with; to be in violation of, as of rules or patterns
(surpass) to surpass in excellence
(tell) to make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret
(become) to come into being Type of: become
(stop operating, functioning) to stop operating or functioning
(interrupt, continued activity) to interrupt a continued activity
(military machine) to make a rupture in the ranks of the enemy or one's own by quitting or fleeing Topic: military machine. Type of: flee. Similar to: break away
(curl, fall apart) to curl over and fall apart in surf or foam, of waves Type of: collapse
(deaden) to lessen in force or effect
(be broken in) to be broken in Type of: change. Similar to: break in. Caused by: break in
(come, end) to come to an end Type of: end
(vary) to vary or interrupt a uniformity or continuity Type of: change
(cause, give, habit) to cause to give up a habit
(give up) to give up Type of: discontinue
(come forth) to come forth or begin from a state of latency Type of: come forth
(happen, take place) to happen or take place Type of: happen
(cause, failure, ruin) to cause the failure or ruin of Type of: ruin
(invalidate) to invalidate by judicial action Type of: invalidate
(discontinue, association, relation) to discontinue an association or relation; to go different ways
(delegate) to assign to a lower position; to reduce in rank
(impoverish) to reduce to bankruptcy
(change directions suddenly) to change directions suddenly Type of: switch
(appear) to emerge from the surface of a body of water Type of: appear
(break, literally, metaphorically) to break down, literally or metaphorically
(dance) to do a break dance
(exchange) to exchange for smaller units of money Type of: exchange. Similar to: break up
(destroy, completeness, set) to destroy the completeness of a set of related items
(billiards) to make the opening shot that scatters the balls Topic: billiards. Type of: shoot
(disunite) to separate from a clinch, in boxing Type of: separate
(decay) to go to pieces
(detach) to break a piece from a whole
(become punctured, penetrated) to become punctured or penetrated
(penetrate) to pierce or penetrate Type of: penetrate
(news, be released) of news, to be released or become known
(pause) to cease an action temporarily
(interrupt, flow, current) to interrupt the flow of current in Type of: interrupt
(diphthongize) to undergo breaking Type of: diphthongize
(find, flaw in) to find a flaw in Type of: destroy
(solve) to find the solution or key to Type of: solve
(change suddenly, one) to change suddenly from one tone quality or register to another Type of: switch
(check) to become fractured; to break or crack on the surface only
(change state) to lose one's normal voice, as with the male voice in puberty
(fall sharply) to fall sharply Type of: decrease
(injure) to fracture a bone of
(diminish, discontinue abruptly) to diminish or discontinue abruptly Type of: decrease
(weaken, destroy, spirit) to weaken or destroy in spirit or body Type of: weaken
(bring, end, halt) to bring to an end or halt
(come, pass) to come to pass
(physically, forcibly separated) physically and forcibly separated into pieces, cracked, or split Described by: integrity
(not continuous, space) not continuous in space, time, or sequence or varying abruptly Similar to: broken-field, dashed, fitful, halting
(humble) subdued or brought low in condition or status
(contract) especially of promises or contracts, having been violated or disregarded
(tamed) tamed or trained to obey
(rough) topographically very uneven
(imperfect) imperfectly spoken or written Similar to: imperfect
(disorganized) thrown into a state of disarray or confusion
(impaired) weakened and infirm Similar to: impaired
(destroyed) destroyed financially
(damaged) out of working order
(incomplete) lacking a part or parts Similar to: incomplete
(distributed) spread out, scattered about, or divided up

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