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heartbroken adj.悲伤的 (1) 悲伤的往事令人断肠。(2) 她25岁时英年早逝使她的父母非常伤心。(3) 我女儿的心碎了，因为她刚同男朋友分手，不过她会很快摆脱出来的，很快就会忘记的。 When someone is heartbroken, they are deeply sorrowful or distressed. Feeling heartbroken about a tragic accident or disaster is an understandable response, and being heartbroken after a romantic breakup is basically inevitable. The word heartbroken has been used since the late 1500s, and it comes from heartbreak, which is rooted in the Old English heorte, "heart" and also "spirit" or "soul."

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英 ['hɑːtbrəʊkən] 美 ['hɑːrtbroʊkən] (1) The sad past is heartbroken.(2) Her untimely death at 25 made her parents heartbroken.(3) My daughter is heartbroken because she has just split up with her boyfriend, but she'll soon get over it. To be heartbroken is to be so sad that it feels like your heart has cracked inside your chest. You’d be heartbroken after a death, but you can also be heartbroken when you get dumped by your girlfriend or boyfriend. Waaaaaa. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]极度伤心的；心碎的；悲痛欲绝的 Someone who is heartbroken is very sad and emotionally upset. Was your daddy heartbroken when they got a divorce?他们离婚时你爸爸是不是很伤心？

英语单词	heartbroken
英美音标	英 ['hɑːtbrəʊkən] 美 ['hɑːrtbroʊkən]
中文释义	adj.悲伤的
英语例句	(1) The sad past is heartbroken. (2) Her untimely death at 25 made her parents heartbroken. (3) My daughter is heartbroken because she has just split up with her boyfriend, but she'll soon get over it.
中文例句	(1) 悲伤的往事令人断肠。 (2) 她25岁时英年早逝使她的父母非常伤心。 (3) 我女儿的心碎了，因为她刚同男朋友分手，不过她会很快摆脱出来的，很快就会忘记的。
vocabulary简明	To be heartbroken is to be so sad that it feels like your heart has cracked inside your chest. You’d be heartbroken after a death, but you can also be heartbroken when you get dumped by your girlfriend or boyfriend. Waaaaaa.
vocabulary扩展	When someone is heartbroken, they are deeply sorrowful or distressed. Feeling heartbroken about a tragic accident or disaster is an understandable response, and being heartbroken after a romantic breakup is basically inevitable. The word heartbroken has been used since the late 1500s, and it comes from heartbreak, which is rooted in the Old English heorte, "heart" and also "spirit" or "soul."
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]极度伤心的；心碎的；悲痛欲绝的 Someone who is heartbroken is very sad and emotionally upset. Was your daddy heartbroken when they got a divorce? 他们离婚时你爸爸是不是很伤心？

Heartbroken Sad 英 Hɑːtbrəʊkən] 美 Hɑːrtbroʊkən Adj.悲伤的 Past Untimely