breakup

US:  [ˈbreɪkʌp]

复数：breakups  

n.

1.破裂;决裂;分手

2.解散;解体;瓦解

3.崩解;融化

1 . You told me that the breakup was mutual, but I always thought you still had a soft place in your heart for him.
你告诉过我分手是相互的，但我总觉得他仍然占据你心中一个柔软的地方。

2 . If there's one thing I wish I could tell the college version of me, it would be that the breakup was an occurrence, not an identity.
要是有机会和大学的那个我谈谈，我会告诉她，分手是世间常事，不是只有你才会遇到。

3 . Immature students may be unable to cope with the grief of a breakup and may attempt to harm themselves or even commit suicide.
不够成熟的学生可能无法应对分手带来的伤痛，并可能企图自残，甚至是自杀。

4 . He took full responsibility for the breakup of his marriage.
伍兹召开了新闻发布会，他宣布对婚姻破裂全权负责。

5 . Post breakup, some people might advise you to work on yourself and forget about the dating scene for a while.
在分手后，有些人也许会建议你去自我调整，先暂时忘记去约会。