broken; damaged; worn out; lousy; rotten; to break, split or cleave; to get rid of; to destroy; to break with; to defeat; to capture (a city etc); to expose the truth of
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to break; to smash
to break through; to make a breakthrough; to surmount (an obstacle); (sports) to break through the opponent's defense
to blow up; to demolish (using explosives); dynamite; blast
breakthrough; to overcome an obstacle quickly
to make a breakthrough; to break through; to breach (military)
to penetrate; to see through
to tear; to rip
to investigate (as detective); to solve (crime); to uncover (a plot); to sniff out; to break in and analyze; detective work; to scout
to cut open; to rip; to streak across (lightning, meteor etc); to pierce (scream, searchlight etc)
(idiom) (usu. of sth abstract: an alliance, a conviction etc) unbreakable; rock-solid
to puncture; to pierce
see 看破[kan4 po4]
(of sth sharp) to snag (one's stockings etc)
to puncture; to pierce; (fig.) to destroy (the facade concealing an unpleasant reality)
tear apart
to pierce; to poke through
to uncover
to fall and smash into pieces
to burst
broken; dilapidated
to lay bare in a few words; to expose with a word; to point out bluntly
to see through; disillusioned with; to reject (the world of mortals)
to break; to shatter
to wear out (clothes); to pierce (a membrane etc)
to burst; to split
to be frightened to death
to wake up due to noise
to lay bare (actual facts, secrets etc); to reveal
to read extensively and thoroughly; nonstandard pronunciation of a Chinese character, e.g. the reading [hao4] in 愛好|爱好[ai4 hao4] rather than the usual [hao3]
(of a market index etc) to fall below (a given level); to be injured or damaged as a result of a fall
to expose; to reveal
(of sth sharp) to snag (one's stockings etc)
one word says it all (idiom); to hit the nail on the head; to be pithy and correct
(of a rumor etc) to collapse (in the light of facts etc); to be discredited
see 石破天驚|石破天惊[shi2 po4 tian1 jing1]
solid; unbreakable; (fig.) irrefutable; incontrovertible; indisputable
lit. either the fish dies or the net splits; a life and death struggle (idiom)
(Internet slang) to have a simplistic view of sth (transcription of "too young, too simple" – English words spoken by Jiang Zemin 江澤民|江泽民[Jiang1 Ze2 min2] in chastizing Hong Kong reporters in 2000)
lit. either the fish dies or the net gets torn (idiom); fig. it's a life-and-death struggle; it's either him or me