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breakdown SimpleWikiWiktionaryGoogle検索CollinsCambridgeLongmanLongman英和Learners 【 23259 】 【意味】 "[名詞] a cessation of normal operation [例] there was a power breakdown [例] The breakdown of the machine caused a delay. [例] They had a breakdown on the highway. [意味] 故障, ブレークダウン, ブレイクダウン, 崩壊, 機能停止, 衰弱, 消耗, 破綻 ; [同義語] equipment failure ; [上位語] failure ; [下位語] outage, fault, power failure, power outage, engine failure, brake failure, misfire, dud ; [派生] break down, fail, go bad, give out, give way, die, break, conk out ; [同義語群] 07421316-n [名詞] a mental or physical breakdown [例] He had a breakdown after the accident. [例] The soldier had a breakdown when he was told he would be sent home. [例] She had a breakdown when she found out she was pregnant. [意味] 崩壊, 衰弱, ブレークダウン, ブレイクダウン, 精神的衰弱, 精神的崩壊, 分解, 決裂 ; [同義語] crack-up ; [上位語] collapse, prostration ; [下位語] nervous breakdown ; [派生] collapse, lose it, break down, crock up, crack, break up, snap, crack up ; [同義語群] 14066492-n [名詞] the act of disrupting an established order so it fails to continue [例] the social dislocations resulting from government policies [例] his warning came after the breakdown of talks in London [例] The breakdown of the system caused a lot of problems. [例] The breakdown of the marriage was a shock to everyone. [例] He had a breakdown when he was driving. [意味] 崩壊, 混乱, 断絶, 途絶 ; [同義語] dislocation ; [上位語] disruption, perturbation ; [派生] break down, dislocate, crush ; [同義語群] 00553362-n [名詞] an analysis into mutually exclusive categories [例] The breakdown of the data was very helpful. [例] The breakdown of the chemical compound was explained in the textbook. [例] They wanted to see a breakdown of the expenses. [意味] 分解, 分析, 分割, 区分 ; [同義語] partitioning ; [上位語] analysis, analytic thinking ; [下位語] resolving, resolution ; [派生] analyze, break down, analyse, dissect, take apart ; [同義語群] 05781800-n"