breachKK [ˈbritʃ] ｜ /ˈbritʃ/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
an opening, especially a gap in a wall, barrier, or defense
During the storm, strong winds caused a breach in the dam, leading to massive flooding in the town.
C1noun
a violation or breaking of a law, contract, or promise
The company sued their former employee for breach of contract after he disclosed confidential information to a competitor.
違反；違約；違背
C2noun
a significant separation or division between people or groups
The political scandal caused a breach between the two parties, leading to a breakdown in communication and cooperation.
C2verb
to make a hole or opening in
The burglars breached the security fence by cutting a hole in it.
C1verb
to break or violate a law, contract, or promise
He was sued for breach of contract after failing to deliver the agreed-upon goods on time.
違反；破壞