break it

基本解釋

Once you have a habit, breaking it requires conscious effort.
一旦您有了某種習(xí)慣，打破它就需要有意識(shí)的努力。
When they repeatedly stretched and relaxed the material, without breaking it, it only turned a little red.
當(dāng)他們?cè)诓话巡牧吓频那疤嵯拢磸?fù)拉伸時(shí)，材料只是稍微泛紅而已。
America does not bear all, or even most, of the blame for Doha's deadlock. But at this eleventh hour, Mr Bush may be the only person capable of breaking it.
美國不應(yīng)為多哈談判僵局承擔(dān)全部甚至是大部分的責(zé)任，但在這最后的時(shí)刻，布什先生也許是唯一可以打破僵局的人。

Jeff said it was a sad thing to think that they were the cause of the breaking of a woman's heart.
So we can do this essentially for any atom we want, we just have more and more wave functions that we're breaking it up to as we get to more and more electrons.
所以我們基本上對(duì)，任何一個(gè)原子都可以這么做,我們僅僅會(huì)有越來越多的波函數(shù),因?yàn)槲覀儗⑺譃樵絹碓蕉嗟碾娮印?br>麻省理工公開課 - 化學(xué)原理課程節(jié)選
We can do the exact same thing when we talk about lithium, but now instead of breaking it up into two wave functions, we're breaking it up into three wave functions because we have three electrons.
在討論鋰時(shí),我們也可以做，完全相同的事情,但不是把它分為兩個(gè)波函數(shù)，而是分為三個(gè)波函數(shù),因?yàn)槲覀冇?個(gè)電子。
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Computers take a piece of film and digitally render it, breaking it down pixel by pixel.
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