ruptureKK [ˈrʌptʃɚ] ｜ /ˈrʌptʃɚ/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
to break or tear apart suddenly and forcefully
During the earthquake, the ground shook violently, causing the road to rupture and split open.
破裂；撕裂
C2noun
the act or process of breaking or tearing apart suddenly and forcefully
The earthquake caused a rupture in the ground, leading to widespread damage and collapsing buildings.
斷裂；爆裂
C2noun
the state of being broken or torn apart suddenly and forcefully
During the earthquake, the bridge suffered a rupture, causing it to collapse into the river below.
C2noun
a break or tear in a body part or organ
After the accident, he experienced a rupture in his spleen and required immediate surgery.
C2noun
a social relationship or bond that has been severed or broken
After the betrayal, their friendship suffered a painful rupture and they never spoke to each other again.