to judge; to determine; judgment

to interrupt; to break off; to break (a bone)

to break; to snap; to cut off; to give up or abstain from sth; to judge; (usu. used in the negative) absolutely; definitely; decidedly

to cut off; to sever

to cut short; to break off; to discontinue; to interrupt

to diagnose

to hang up (a phone)

to snap sth off; to break

to cut off; to sever

to infer; to deduce; to predict; to extrapolate

ability to judge; judgment

to conclude; to determine; to come to a judgment

fracture; rupture; to break apart

to cut; to snip

to experience a power outage; to have a power failure

to chop off

to sever; to break off

to break; to sever; to turn off (electric switch)

(of a guitar, kite etc) to have a string break; (of a tradition etc) to be discontinued; (telephone or Internet connection) disconnected; cut off

to stop breathing; to breathe one's last; to die; to cut the gas supply

firm; decisive

to monopolize

to assert; assertion

(geology) fault (CL:道[dao4]); (fig.) gap; rupture (in the transmission of some skill); (tomography) cross-sectional

guillotine; scaffold

to block; to obstruct; to intercept; to interdict

to make a decision; resolution; decisiveness; resolute

broken leg

to break or cut in two; to sever; to cut off; (fig.) to cut off (a conversation, a flow etc); to interrupt; (math.) to truncate

(idiom) in an unending stream; continuous

to break (e.g. bones) in a fall

to cut off; to chop sth in half

(idiom) to make a clean break with; to have nothing more to do with

to forfeit (future profit, one's life etc); ruined

intermittent; off and on; discontinuous; stop-go; stammering; disjointed; inarticulate

to judge

circuit breaker

(of fuse wire) to melt; to blow; (fig.) to halt stock trading; (fig.) to suspend an airline from operating flights on a given route (as a penalty, e.g. for bringing in more than a specified number of passengers who test positive for COVID)

to act arbitrarily; to make decisions without consulting others

to buy out; buyout; severance

to bring to a conclusion; to resolve (a dispute etc); to put an end to (once and for all); to break off (a relationship); to commit suicide; resolution (of a matter)

arbitration (law)

to shut off

to judge (i.e. to hear and pass judgment in a law court); to hear and decide

to nip (i.e. cut short); to pinch off

to jump to an unfounded conclusion

to examine

to quit (taking drugs, alcohol etc); withdrawal

(basketball) to steal (the ball); (soccer) to dispossess an opponent (by tackling or intercepting a pass)