broken homes发音

意思翻译

破碎的家庭

相似词语短语

broken───adj.破碎的；坏掉的；v.折断；打碎；损坏（break的过去分词）

homes───n.(Homes)人名；(德)霍梅斯；n.家庭（home的复数形式）；房屋

physically broken───身体受伤

broken window───破窗理论；破窗效应

broken inside───内部破损

broken love───破碎的爱情

leg broken───拐向反弹球

equine homes───马之家

broken line───n.虚线; 折线；[数]折线；虚线；断线；点线

双语使用场景

About 60 percent came from broken homes.───其中约60%的人来自破裂家庭。

People from broken homes often lack stable lives.───来自破碎家庭的人往往缺乏稳定的生活。

People from broken homes and North American Indians are two examples.───来自破碎家庭的人和北美印第安人就是两个例子。

Then seeing big shops face of broken homes, broken and the passenger car , I knew that not only arbitrary, but not the general chaos.───到来后，看乱七八糟的店铺，乱七八糟的破房子，乱七八糟的人流和车，我才知道，不但乱，而且不是一般的乱。

It is hard not to agree with Ms Evans, that children from broken homes are almost always more distressed than their parents realise.───认同艾文斯女士并不困难，那些来自破裂家庭的儿童总是比他们的父母了解的更加苦恼。

nutrition; two incomes, but more divorce, fancier houses, but broken homes.───两个人都挣钱了，离婚率也上升了；房子更漂亮了，家庭却破碎了。

More than ever, we have big houses and broken homes, high incomes and low morale, secured rights and diminished civility.───比起从前的任何时候，我们所能拥有的不过是…大房子和破裂的家庭，高收入和降低的道德标准，有保障的权利和渐渐丧失的礼貌。

These are the days of two incomes, but more divorce; of fancier houses, but more broken homes.───时代有双收入，但也更高的离婚率；有更华丽的房屋，却有更多破碎的家庭。

These are the days of two incomes but more divorce, fancier houses, but broken homes.───这个时代里，家庭有两份工资，房屋美轮美奂，却离婚更多，家庭破碎。

英语使用场景

Children from broken homes are more likely to leave home before the age of 18.

They came from broken homes and were desperate to help struggling mums.

Helen knew plenty about broken homes, because she came from one.

The young girls she treats in alarming numbers are the victims of broken homes and parental neglect.

The majority of offenders do not come from broken homes.

Of fancier houses, but broken homes.

The Foundation is now dedicated to sheltering young girls from broken homes.

The majority of offenders do not come from disturbed or broken homes, and many broken homes do not produce delinquents.

Kids are brought up in broken homes and crime-ridden neighbourhoods; they don't go to university because they're not attached to their schools . . .