broken
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈbroʊkən/ · UK /ˈbrəʊkən/
broken means: Damaged or injured, so it no longer works properly or is no longer whole.
adjective
DAMAGEDA2
Damaged or injured, so it no longer works properly or is no longer whole.
- The chair is broken.
- She fell and ended up with a broken arm.
- Can you fix this broken phone?
IN PIECESA2
Separated into pieces after being damaged.
- Broken glass covered the floor.
- She gathered the broken pieces of the bowl.
- We replaced several broken tiles in the kitchen.
TOO POWERFULB2
So powerful in a game that other players cannot compete fairly against it.
- That weapon is broken.
- The new character feels broken because nobody can defeat her.
- Players want the broken ability weakened in the next update.
SPLIT OPENB2
Split or torn open, especially when talking about skin.
- Do not put this cream on broken skin.
- Wash the broken skin gently with clean water.
- Bacteria can enter through areas of broken skin.
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