breakout

英 [ˈbreɪkaʊt]

美 [ˈbreɪkaʊt]

n.  (常指集体的)越狱

复数：breakouts　

计算机

BNC.26859 / COCA.15289

牛津词典

noun

• （常指集体的）越狱
  an escape from prison, usually by a group of prisoners
  1. a mass breakout from a top security prison
     从防守高度严密的监狱的集体越狱

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 越狱；逃亡
  If there has been abreak-out, someone has escaped from prison.
  1. A prisoner escaped one day after he was recaptured following a previous break-out...
     一名囚犯在前次越狱被抓回一天后再次逃脱。
  2. High Point prison had the highest number of breakouts of any jail in Britain.
     海波因特监狱在英国各监狱中越狱事件最多。

英英释义

noun

• an escape from jail
  1. the breakout was carefully planned
  Synonym:breakjailbreakgaolbreakprisonbreakprison-breaking

双语例句

• Breakout innovation typically combines an unmet market need with a unique advancement in technology or service delivery.
  突破性创新通常将未得到满足的市场需求与技术或服务的独特改进结合在一起。
• If you're fond of danger and excitement, then this is the breakout for you!
  如果您喜欢危险和刺激，那么这是突破为您服务！
• This incident led to the breakout of the global financial crisis.
  这一事件引致全球金融危机的爆发。
• China ′ s industrial consumables wholesale business is the breakout of the circulation system reform.
  批发企业是目前我国商品流通领域中最为薄弱的一个环节。
• The breakout was carefully planned.
  他们精心策划了越狱计划。
• There's no difference between creating a breakout subgroup and creating normal groups as in the previous example.
  如前面例中所示，创建断接子组与创建普通子组没有任何不同。
• To be the breakout Choir of the year.
  唱诗班的一个突破。
• This pattern is repeated with each new breakout and develops a fan pattern of trend lines.
  这种形态随着每次突破而重复，并形成扇形趋势线。
• Bubble economy usually starts with false prosperity and ends in a breakout of crises.
  泡沫经济通常以虚假繁荣开始，以危机爆发告终。
• The breakout of World War I had impacted Chinese national industries greatly, as overseas commodities exported to China decreased a lot, while the demands for Chinese flour and cotton yarn enhanced, which had objectively promoted and flourished Chinese market.
  第一次世界大战的爆发对中国民族工业的影响是巨大的，海外大大减少了对中国的商品输入，而大大增加了对中国面粉和棉纱的需求，客观上促进了中国市场的发育和活跃。