break a link/tie/connection

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbreak a link/tie/connectionbreak a link/tie/connectionSTOP DOING somethingto end a relationship with a person or organization The US has now broken all diplomatic links with the regime. Sometimes it is necessary to break family ties in order to protect the child. → breakExamples from the Corpusbreak a link/tie/connection• Mr Eastwood argues it would break ties with local communities.• Personnel changes confirmed the new liberalism in the Soviet Union and the attempt to break links with past behaviour.

单词	break a link/tie/connection
释义	break a link/tie/connection From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbreak a link/tie/connectionbreak a link/tie/connectionSTOP DOING somethingto end a relationship with a person or organization The US has now broken all diplomatic links with the regime. Sometimes it is necessary to break family ties in order to protect the child. → breakExamples from the Corpusbreak a link/tie/connection• Mr Eastwood argues it would break ties with local communities.• Personnel changes confirmed the new liberalism in the Soviet Union and the attempt to break links with past behaviour.
随便看	fight for fight like cat and dog fight off fight out fight shy of fight shy of (doing) something fight shy of doing fight somebody/something ↔ off fight something out fight something ↔ down fight to do fight to do something fight to the death fight to the death/finish fight to the finish fight tooth and nail fight tooth and nail (for fight tooth and nail fight tooth and nail (for something)/fight something tooth and nail fight tooth and nail for tooth and nail fight tooth and nail tooth and nail fight your corner fight your corner corner fight your corner/fight somebody’s corner fight your fight corner fight your own battles