Meaning of 'broke' in Catalan is: trencar

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broke: trencar

Adjective:

trencar, sense diners, pobre, pelat, buit.

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Adjective(1) lacking funds(2) without money

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Adjective(1) lacking funds(2) without money

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(1) This month I am completely broke .(2) So for someone who is broke , with low morale, can you see how easy it is to become homeless?(3) They go broke or they flounder in a dribble of chips waiting for the really good cards.(4) The trouble with this argument is that all the people I know who work overtime are broke !(5) Talk of the town is that the way the money is being spent they might be broke by next month.(6) The club is broke and the only way of fixing it is to do a deal with the principal creditor Bill Barr.(7) It is also true that I have no ideas at all about it and would only have any if I were feeling very broke .(8) If the State had to pick up the tab for some of the work they do we would all be broke .(9) We would hang by the bar, each of us with a drink paid for individually, broke as we were.(10) Trust me, you can not only go broke , but you can actually pay taxes as you do it.(11) Four years ago, my grandmother was on her way to post some money to my sister, a broke single mum.(12) If they were broke they would be more concerned with making a living than making history.

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(1) This month I am completely broke .(2) So for someone who is broke , with low morale, can you see how easy it is to become homeless?(3) They go broke or they flounder in a dribble of chips waiting for the really good cards.(4) The trouble with this argument is that all the people I know who work overtime are broke !(5) Talk of the town is that the way the money is being spent they might be broke by next month.(6) The club is broke and the only way of fixing it is to do a deal with the principal creditor Bill Barr.(7) It is also true that I have no ideas at all about it and would only have any if I were feeling very broke .(8) If the State had to pick up the tab for some of the work they do we would all be broke .(9) We would hang by the bar, each of us with a drink paid for individually, broke as we were.(10) Trust me, you can not only go broke , but you can actually pay taxes as you do it.(11) Four years ago, my grandmother was on her way to post some money to my sister, a broke single mum.(12) If they were broke they would be more concerned with making a living than making history.

Related Words

(1) break

(2) go broke

(3) flat broke

(4) be broke

(5) all hell broke loose

(6) go for broke

(7) broke to the wide

Related Words

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(1) break

(2) go broke

(3) flat broke

(4) be broke

(5) all hell broke loose

(6) go for broke

(7) broke to the wide

Synonyms

Adjective

1. penniless

2. stony-broke

Verb

3. shatter

4. fracture

5. pierce

6. stop working

7. contravene

8. interrupt

9. stop

10. cushion

11. exceed

12. give up

13. destroy

14. give way

15. bankrupt

16. reveal

17. decipher

18. dawn

19. erupt

20. change

21. crash

22. falter

23. better

24. go against

25. unwrap

26. give

28. ruin

29. snap off

30. get out

31. discontinue

32. break down

33. break out

34. burst

35. pause

36. kick downstairs

37. breach

38. damp

39. break away

41. fall apart

44. check

45. bust

46. come apart

47. develop

Synonyms

(↓)

Adjective

1. penniless

2. stony-broke

Verb

3. shatter

4. fracture

5. pierce

6. stop working

7. contravene

8. interrupt

9. stop

10. cushion

11. exceed

12. give up

13. destroy

14. give way

15. bankrupt

16. reveal

17. decipher

18. dawn

19. erupt

20. change

21. crash

22. falter

23. better

24. go against

25. unwrap

26. give

28. ruin

29. snap off

30. get out

31. discontinue

32. break down

33. break out

34. burst

35. pause

36. kick downstairs

37. breach

38. damp

39. break away

41. fall apart

44. check

45. bust

46. come apart

47. develop

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