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Перевод: broke

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разоренный; без денег; распаханный;
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#past от break

Тезаурус:

1. Later, confronted with the ambiguously dominating Attwater who kings it over the natives on his atoll, one of them "broke into a piece of the chorus of a comic song which he must have heard twenty years before in London: meaningless gibberish that, in that hour and place", seemed hateful as a blasphemy: "Hikey, pikey, crikey, fikey, chillinga - wallaba dory."
2. Some time later, Dorothy suffered a more severe accident and broke a hip.
3. On Sunday as he entered the restaurant, which overlooks Courts 3, 4 and 5, the other members present and their guests broke into spontaneous applause.
4. " He was wandering now, his voice had dropped as he struggled to keep his thread and a restlessness at the back of the gathering broke out in shouts of "Speak up!
5. Cardiff had an early scare when Boobyer broke clear down the left.
6. It would clearly be wrong to restrict all imports from a country which broke one particular environmental agreement.
7. Then a surly man named Kourabi shook the tree from spite and broke the main branches which were heavy with another generation of "fruit".
8. For the keys - often made of thick grey iron, sometimes with decorated handles - were in a sense a promise of return, a promise that history inevitably broke.
9. "6,000 to go broke by Xmas"
10. We broke its neck and ate it, but everyone was really upset for days, especially my mother."
11. "Sacrificing babies an' that," I broke in.
12. He only broke clear of Japan's Koichi Morishita in the last mile and won in 2 hrs, 13 mins 23 secs.
13. The man broke off with a shudder.