break; destroy; damage

defeat; beat; capture

cut; part; split

broken; damaged; torn; ruined

expose; lay bare; crack; solve

spend (money, time, efforts)

(verb) spend (money)

to expose; to lay bare; to bring sth. out into the open

to break one's vow of abstinence; to make an exception

to break a religious precept; to break the rules

collapse of itself

destroy, destruction, damage

break;

wreck;

vandalise

to quickly break through; to penetrate [Syn.] 沖破

to uncover

variant of 破釜沉舟

burn your bridges behind you

you can wear out iron shoes in fruitless search for sth, and yet by a lucky chance you may find it without even looking for it - find sth by chance after looking for it everywhere

lacerate, to cut into; [n] laceration

with one's house/home in ruins and family members dead or scattered; with the family broken up and decimated

to smash; shatter (to pieces) | [粵]: 碎, 爛

plosive

a plosive / a stop consonant in phonetics

torn to pieces; broken up; fragmented

(adjective phrase) 1. Tear apart; 2. Fragmented

full of flaws/contradictions/loopholes

to feign an opening in order to hoodwink the opponent (in a fight, combat, etc.)

a blasting cartridge

assured destruction strategy

flaw; weak point; contradiction

burst/broken seam; hole in cloth

to go bankrupt;

to become impoverished

sabotage

Napoléon / Napoleon Bonaparte，1769-1821, military and political leader of France in the early 19th century

a kind of cake [Syn.] 拿破崙蛋糕

explosive

make an exception; break the rules