break open
英 [breɪk ˈəʊpən]
美 [breɪk ˈoʊpən]
摔破，打开
英英释义
verb
- erupt or intensify suddenly
- Unrest erupted in the country
- Tempers flared at the meeting
- The crowd irrupted into a burst of patriotism
- come open suddenly and violently, as if from internal pressure
- The bubble burst
- open with force
- He broke open the picnic basket
双语例句
- After fourteen days the eggs hatch, the young using their hard beaks to break open the shell.
蛋孵了十四天之后，幼鸟用它们坚硬的喙把壳啄开。 - An eagle was trying to break open a nut in his beak when a raven landed on a branch beside him.
正当鹰试图弄开它嘴中的坚果时，一只渡鸦停在了他旁边的树干上。 - 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。 - To rupture or break open, as a surgical wound. After operation, the patients recovered well, cases of reflux esophagitis were reduced, and no thoracic or gastric retention or diaphragma hia-tal hernia occurred.
裂口裂开或破裂，如伤口术后病人呼吸平稳，咳痰有力，返流性食管炎减少，无胸胃潴留、膈肌裂孔疝发生。 - Okay, just break open any blisters that form around the bites.
好的，先弄破咬伤周围的水泡。 - 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。 - To rupture or break open, as a surgical wound. Make a slit near the knuckle and place the garlic into the slit.
裂口裂开或破裂，如伤口切开裂口在羊腿的关节位置上，将蒜头塞进里面。 - Break open or apart suddenly and forcefully.
突然有力的破裂或分裂。 - I'll break open my bag.
我将敲开我的箱子。 - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said governments must do what is necessary: break open labor markets, give more people a chance to work, and become more flexible in many areas.
德国总理安格拉默克尔说，各国政府必须做必要的事：打破劳动力市场，让更多的人有机会工作，并在许多方面变得更加灵活。