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穿破

chuānpò

to wear out (clothes)
to pierce (a membrane etc)

to pierce through; to perforate
to wear out (clothes, shoes)

Entry Composition

to wear
to put on
to dress
to bore through
to pierce
to perforate
to penetrate
to pass through
to thread

broken
damaged
worn out
lousy
rotten
to break, split or cleave
to get rid of
to destroy
to break with
to defeat
to capture (a city etc)
to expose the truth of

Related entries

to wear out (tools)

tired
weary
to strain
to wear out
to work hard

I'm tired.

I am tired.

Source: Tatoeba

to pierce
to break through

to puncture
to pierce

to puncture
to pierce
(fig.) to destroy (the facade concealing an unpleasant reality)

to penetrate
to pierce
to see clearly
to have an insight into

ancient stone acupuncture needle
to criticize
to pierce

to cut open
to rip
to streak across (lightning, meteor etc)
to pierce (scream, searchlight etc)

一道闪电划破天空。

A sharp crack of thunder split the sky.

Source: Tatoeba

thumb
to break
to tear
to pierce
to split

thorn
sting
thrust
to prick
to pierce
to stab
to assassinate
to murder

湯姆企圖刺我。

Tom tried to stab me.

Source: Tatoeba

to wear
to put on
to dress
to bore through
to pierce
to perforate
to penetrate
to pass through
to thread

Wear silk socks!

Source: Tatoeba

lit. warp string in weaving
fig. vertical or north-south lines
to pass through
to cross lengthwise
to pierce (esp. north-south or top-to-bottom)