broke

• Describe a una persona que no tiene dinero; también se usa informalmente para algo roto o que no funciona.

Describes a person who has no money; also used informally to describe something that is broken or not functioning.

1. Lacking fundsB1informal

   Having no money or insufficient funds to meet one's needs.

   sin dinero

   • I can't go out tonight; I'm completely broke.
   • After paying the rent, he was broke for the rest of the month.
   • She's always broke by the end of the week.

   Sinónimosbankruptdestituteimpecuniousinsolventpennilesspoorpoverty-strickenskint

   Antónimosaffluentprosperousrichwealthy

• Verbo que indica la acción de separar algo en partes, interrumpir o detener algo, o violar una regla o promesa.

A verb used to indicate the act of separating into parts, interrupting, or ceasing something.

verbo irregular

1. A1formal

   To cause something to separate into pieces or fragments, often suddenly.

   romper

   • She broke the vase when she dropped it.
   • The wave broke against the rocks.
   • Don't break the glass; it's fragile.

   Sinónimosburstcrackfracturefragmentshattersmashsnapsplintersplit

   Antónimosfixjoinmendrepairunite

2. Stop functioningA1formal

   To cease to work or function properly.

   romperse, estropearse

   • My car broke down on the highway.
   • The washing machine broke after two years.
   • The computer broke during the update.

   Sinónimosconk outcrashdiefailgive outgo downmalfunction

3. Interrupt or endA2formal

   To interrupt an activity or end a relationship or connection.

   Interrumpir o terminar

   • They broke the silence with loud laughter.
   • She broke off the engagement suddenly.
   • The news broke the peaceful atmosphere.

   Sinónimosceasecut offdiscontinuedisruptendinterruptseverstopsuspendterminate

   Antónimoscontinuefixmaintainmendpreserverepairrestoresustain

4. Escape or get freeB1informal

   To escape from confinement or control.

   escapar, fugarse

   • The prisoner broke out of jail last night.
   • He broke free from the attacker's grip.
   • The horse broke loose from the stable.

   Sinónimosabscondboltbreak outescapefleeget awayrun away

   Antónimosconformobeyremainstaysubmityield

Variantes phrasalbreak awaybreak downbreak inbreak intobreak offbreak outbreak throughbreak upbreak with