英语单词短语词组“broke”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

broke

verb

uk

/brəʊk/us

/broʊk/

past simple ofbreak

（break 的过去式）

broke

adjective[after verb]

informal

uk

/brəʊk/us

/broʊk/

withoutmoney:

一文不名的，没钱的

I can'taffordto go onholidaythisyear- I'm(flat)broke.今年我没法去度假了——我（彻底）没钱了。

Manysmallbusinesseswentbroke(=lostalltheirmoney)during therecession.经济萧条时期，许多小企业都破产了。

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

not having much or enough money

poorHer family was poor and didn't own a computer.
pennilessAt the time, I was a penniless student.
impoverishedBenefits should be targeted at the most impoverished families.
disadvantagedThe scheme was set up to help disadvantaged children.
deprivedDeprived areas will be hardest hit by the cuts.

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Idiom

go for broke

(Definition ofbrokefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

broke| American Dictionary

broke

us

/broʊk/

broke(BREAK)

past simple ofbreak

broke

adjective

infml

us

/broʊk/

brokeadjective(POOR)

withoutmoney:

I can’t go to themovies– I’mflatbroke.

IsSocialSecuritygoing broke(=changingto aconditionin which it has nomoney)?

broke| Business English

broke

adj[after verb]

informal

uk

/brəʊk/us

FINANCE,ACCOUNTING

withoutmoney:

go brokeSome of themerchantssay they areunabletocuttheirexpensesand are on thevergeof going broke.

flat broke

FINANCE,ACCOUNTING

used toemphasizethat someone or something has nomoneyat all:

Aspokesmansaid that thecreditcrunchhadleftthecompany"flatbroke".

go for broke

toriskeverything in thehopeof havinggreatsuccess

单词	broke
释义	broke verb uk /brəʊk/us /broʊk/ past simple ofbreak （break 的过去式） broke adjective[after verb] informal uk /brəʊk/us /broʊk/ withoutmoney: 一文不名的，没钱的 I can'taffordto go onholidaythisyear- I'm(flat)broke.今年我没法去度假了——我（彻底）没钱了。 Manysmallbusinesseswentbroke(=lostalltheirmoney)during therecession.经济萧条时期，许多小企业都破产了。 Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples not having much or enough money poorHer family was poor and didn't own a computer. pennilessAt the time, I was a penniless student. impoverishedBenefits should be targeted at the most impoverished families. disadvantagedThe scheme was set up to help disadvantaged children. deprivedDeprived areas will be hardest hit by the cuts. See more results » Idiom go for broke (Definition ofbrokefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) broke\| American Dictionary broke us /broʊk/ broke(BREAK) past simple ofbreak broke adjective infml us /broʊk/ brokeadjective(POOR) withoutmoney: I can’t go to themovies– I’mflatbroke. IsSocialSecuritygoing broke(=changingto aconditionin which it has nomoney)? (Definition ofbrokefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) broke\| Business English broke adj[after verb] informal uk /brəʊk/us FINANCE,ACCOUNTING withoutmoney: go brokeSome of themerchantssay they areunabletocuttheirexpensesand are on thevergeof going broke. flat broke FINANCE,ACCOUNTING used toemphasizethat someone or something has nomoneyat all: Aspokesmansaid that thecreditcrunchhadleftthecompany"flatbroke". go for broke toriskeverything in thehopeof havinggreatsuccess (Definition ofbrokefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/broke##
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