1. broken
Didn't you tell me yesterday that you and your boyfriend had broken up?
Modern art has broken away from nineteenth century conventions.
I feel terrible, but I've just broken your ashtray.
It's broken.
With every broken vow, you bring our ideal closer to destruction.
I know from experience; playing football barefoot is a bad idea. You could easily end up with broken toes.
The rules of grammar and spelling have to be broken in order for a language to evolve.
Repairing a broken radio I realise over again that I don't have an understanding of the operating principles of circuitry.
When he asked who had broken the window, all the boys put on an air of innocence.
The sea ice is highly variable - frozen solid during cold, calm weather and broken up in large areas of open water during storms.
Sorry to trouble you, but my car is broken, can you help me?
Unfortunately the expensive automobile that I purchased last week has broken down.
this established daily routine is of course broken at weekends
broken clock
Anglais mot "brukket"(broken) se produit dans des ensembles:
random, from other lessons