Break out Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɹeɪk/ /ˈaʊt
BRAYK-owt
bɹˈeɪk/ /ˈaʊt
brayk-OWT
释义
To start suddenly, especially something dangerous or serious like a war, fire, or disease. It can also mean to escape, especially from a place like prison.
用法与细微差别
Informal and common in news. Used for sudden events: 'break out' of jail, 'break out' in spots, 'break out' a fight. Not used for minor, positive events. Often followed by 'of' when meaning escape.
Spanish: estallar - escaparsePortuguese (BR): começar de repente - fugir (prisão)Portuguese (PT): irromper - fugir (prisão)Chinese (Simplified): 爆发 - 逃脱Chinese (Traditional): 爆發 - 逃脫Hindi: फैल जाना - भाग जानाArabic: يندلع - يهربBengali: হঠাৎ শুরু হওয়া - পালিয়ে যাওয়াRussian: вспыхнуть - сбежатьJapanese: 発生する - 脱走するVietnamese: bùng phát - vượt ngụcKorean: 발생하다 - 탈옥하다Turkish: patlak vermek - kaçmak (hapisten)Urdu: اچانک شروع ہونا - فرار ہوناIndonesian: muncul tiba-tiba - melarikan diri
例句
A fire broke out in the kitchen last night.
basic
Three prisoners broke out of jail.
basic
A disease broke out in the city.
basic
When the fight broke out, everyone ran for cover.
natural
Acne tends to break out when people are stressed.
natural
If war breaks out, travel will be dangerous.
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