英语释义

1. a violent or forceful break from a restraining condition or situation especially a military attack to break from encirclement

2. an eruption or inflammation of the skin
Because stress can throw your hormones out of balance, it can make normal sebaceous glands produce oil at an increased rate, causing breakouts.
— Harper's Bazaar

3. being or relating to a sudden or smashing success especially in comparison to previous efforts
a breakout book

4. to develop or emerge with suddenness or force
fire broke out a riot broke out

5. to become covered
break out in a sweat

6. to become affected with an eruption or inflammation of the skin
break out in hives his face broke out with acne

7. to make a break from a restraining condition or situation
broke out of a slump broke out of jail

8. to make ready for action or use
break out the tents and make camp

9. to produce for consumption
break out a bottle of champagne

10. to display flying and unfurled

11. to separate from a mass of data
break out newsstand sales

12. an escape from a prison, jail, etc.

13. having, causing, or marked by sudden and great success that comes usually after a time without much success

14. an eruption or inflammation of the skin
This is especially true for those who have acne and are desperate to stop breakouts without taking prescription antibiotics …
— Stacie Stukin, The Los Angeles Times, 9 July 2007 Because stress can throw your hormones out of balance, it can make normal sebaceous glands produce oil at an increased rate, causing breakouts.
— Harper's Bazaar, May 1981

15. to be affected with a skin eruption and especially one indicative of the presence of a particular disease
breaking out with measles

16. to manifest itself by skin eruptions

17. to become covered with
break out in a sweat

英汉例句

• a senior russian general later confirmed that 18 checkpoints would remain in what was called a 「buffer zone」 around south ossetia, where fighting broke out early this month.

  一名俄罗斯高级将领后来证实，在本月早些时候爆发战斗的南奥塞梯周围一个所谓「缓沖区」里，将保留18个检查站。

• at the end of 2002 the deadly sars virus broke out in china, and for a few terrifying months, as dozens of people died, no one knew what it was or how to treat it.

  2002年末，中国爆发了致命的「非典」疫情。 最初的几个月，没有人知道这到底是什么疾病，也不知道该怎么治疗，数十名患者相继死去。

• the recession would enter a new, dreadful chapter if a rash of financial crises broke out across eastern europe, asia or south america.

  如果东欧、亚洲或南美相继突然爆发金融危机，那么本轮衰退将进入一个可怕的新篇章。

• the price war broke out a week ago, when the largest us retailer, wal-mart, cut some pre-order prices to $10.

  这场价格战爆发于一个星期前。当时，美国最大的零售商沃尔玛把一些预定书的价格降到了10美元一本。

• but analysts point out that, since the last serious crisis broke out in 2006, europe has done very little to avert shortages.

  但分析家指出，自2006年爆发上一次严重危机，欧洲几乎没有采取行动了来避免短缺。

• in 1987, they published a manifesto of racial superiority, and clashes broke out between arabs and fur.

  1987年，他们发表了阿拉伯人种更优秀的声明，沖突于是在阿拉伯人和富尔人之间爆发。

• the bundle of light energy made the inner electrons shudder so violently they broke out of their atomic prisons.

  那一束光能量是内部电子激烈地颤动，最后它们跃出了原子监狱。

• two major blazes broke out yesterday in a farming district north of perth, forcing the evacuation of the township of toodyay and threatening a second town, badgingarra, further north.

  昨夜，这两起主要的大火爆发于珀斯北部农业地区。大火迫使居民逃离图巴耶镇并且危及到第二个镇，巴金加拉以及北部更远的地区。

• civil unrest first broke out in tunisia, from where it spread quickly to egypt, and then to bahrain, libya, yemen and others.

  动乱首先在突尼斯爆发，而后很快蔓延至埃及、巴林、利比亚和也门和其他一些国家。

• another clash broke out thursday just west of the capital in the city of zawiya.

  星期四在位于的黎波里西部的扎维耶市也爆发了沖突。

相似词

break间断；休息；短假；缺口；破裂；进攻；骨折；结束；机会；（斯诺克）一次连续得分；蓓蕾

escape逃跑；逃亡；逃走；逃跑工具或方法；野生种；泄漏

flight飞行；班机；逃走

getaway逃走；逃跑；短假；适合旅行的地方

lam痛打某人，猛烈抨击某人；逃跑，逃走

rout(Rout) （美）劳特（人名）

slipabbr. 串行线路接口协议，是旧式的协议（Serial Line Interface Protocol）