broke down|break down in English
collapsed, shattered; went out of working order, got ruined
Use "broke down|break down" in a sentence
1. The past participle of Break down is broken down or broke down
2. Break down 1 Demolish, destroy, either physically or figuratively, as in The carpenters broke down the partition between the bedrooms, or The governor's speeches broke down the teachers' opposition to …
3. Tears rolled down I broke down cry .
4. She broke down crying.
5. I broke down and cried.
6. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Break down phrasal verb 1 if a car or machine breaks down, it stops working The car broke down just north of Paris
7. James broke down and wept.
8. Then Mom broke down and cried.
9. Eventually her marriage broke down irretrievably.
10. My car overheated and broke down.
11. We broke down on the freeway.
12. Broilings broils brokage brokages broke broke down broke even broke in broke loose broke off: Literary usage of Broiler
13. Break 'Anamorphosis' down into sounds
14. Microorganisms That Break Down Oil
15. She broke down in tears in court.
16. The bridge broke down in last earthquake.
17. He fell down and broke his legs.
18. He broke down that self-hating feeling.
19. The tanks broke down with increasing frequency.
20. Vital organs begin to break down.
21. I'm going to break it down.
22. He wants to break us down.
23. His nervous system will break down.
24. Outside the cell, they break down.
25. The car broke down halfway to the destination.