breach

UK:  [briːtʃ]

US:  [britʃ]

第三人称单数：breaches  现在分词：breaching  过去式：breached  

v.

1.违反

2.攻破,突破,使有缺口

3.违(约);不履行(义务);破坏(法律)

4.破裂

5.(鲸鱼)跳出水面

6.激浪

7.击破

n.

1.败坏,违反

2.(对法律、义务等的)破坏,违犯,违背,不履行;(对他人权利等的)侵害,侵犯

3.突破;攻击;侵犯

4.(友好关系的)破裂,绝交,不和

5.破裂,决裂;背叛;辜负

6.隔阂,意见分歧

7.〔罕用语〕伤口

8.鲸跳〔鲸的跳出水面〕

9.(城堡、防御线等的)破口,裂口,缺口;【军事】突破,突破口

10.【航海】碎浪,冲击船[堤等]的波浪

1 . A few years ago Europe's leading clubs seemed to be prepared to contemplate a breach with FIFA.
几年前，欧洲一些大的俱乐部似乎在准备同国际足联翻脸。

2 . "There has not been a single case of anybody demonstrating any kind of security breach in any one of those networks, " he added.
他补充表示：“在所有这些网络中，没有一个有人证明存在任何形式的安全担忧的案例。”

3 . The breach was reported on the front pages of newspapers the next day, and several jail officials were reprimanded.
于是监狱违规行为的报道第二天成为各家报纸的头条，监狱的数位官员遭到斥责。

4 . Please follow above provisions conscientiously, . In case of any breach, security guards have rights to rectify and stop it.
以上规定希望观众自觉遵守，如有违反，安保人员有权制止纠正；

5 . In breach of the above rules must take the cause of any political responsibility and legal responsibility has nothing to do with this site.
违反上述规定必须承担引起的任何政治责任和法律责任都与本站无关。