破坏 | pò huài | destruction; damage; to wreck; to break; to destroy | |
突破 | tū pò | to break through; to make a breakthrough; to surmount or break the back of (a task etc); (of ball sports) to break through a defense | |
打破 | dǎ pò | to break; to smash | |
破产 | pò chǎn | to go bankrupt; to become impoverished; bankruptcy | |
破获 | pò huò | to uncover (a criminal plot); to break open and capture |
1 | "No," I said, but, ridiculously, my voice broke. | |
2 | I've cut my hand. | |
3 | To settle a simple matter like this won't take more than two minutes. | |
4 | When i asked them about Confucius, Mencius and the Chinese classics, they said that China was engaged in breaking the four-olds. | |
5 | "No, " growled the quartermaster, "you can't have a new pair of shoes. The pair you have aren't worn out." |