breaches

中英词典：breaches

形容词和名词的不同含义：

1. 违反的，破坏的 (adjective: not conforming to or in violation of)

2. 破裂的，被打破的 (adjective: broken or ruptured)

1. 违反，破坏 (noun: an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct)

2. （法律、政策等的）违反，破裂 (noun: an infraction or violation, as of a law, trust, faith, or promise)

3. 缺口，裂口 (noun: an opening made by battering, hacking, or tearing, as in a wall, fortification, or levee)

词语辨析：

breach (verb): 违反，破坏 (to fail to observe or perform a law, agreement, or code of conduct)

break (verb): 打破，破碎 (to separate into parts or pieces)

rupture (verb): 破裂，断裂 (to break or burst, especially a bodily part or organ)

词汇扩充：

1. data breaches: 数据泄露

2. security breaches: 安全漏洞

3. breach of contract: 违约

4. breach of trust: 违反信任

5. breach of confidentiality: 泄露机密

近义词：

1. violation: 违反，违背

2. infraction: 违反，违法

3. transgression: 违反，违背

4. trespass: 侵犯，闯入

5. infringement: 违反，侵害

反义词：

1. compliance: 遵守

2. observance: 遵守，遵循

3. fulfillment: 履行，完成

4. obedience: 服从，听从

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）定义：

breach (noun):

1. 违反，破坏 (a failure to do something that must be done by law)

2. 缺口，裂口 (an opening made by breaking through a wall, fence, etc.)

breach (verb):

1. 违反，破坏 (to break a law, rule, etc.)

2. 打破，破裂 (to make a hole in a wall, fence, etc.)

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）定义：

breach (noun):

1. 违反，破坏 (an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct)

2. 缺口，裂口 (a gap in a wall, barrier, or defense, especially one made by an attacking army)

breach (verb):

1. 违反，破坏 (make a gap in and break through (a wall, barrier, or defense))

2. 破裂，裂开 (break or fail to observe (a law, agreement, or code of conduct))

用法：

1. The company suffered a breach of their computer systems, resulting in a data leak. (名词)

2. The soldier managed to breach the enemy's defenses. (动词)

3. The employee was fired for breaching company policy. (动词)

例句：

1. The company was fined for breaching environmental regulations. (公司因违反环保法规而被罚款。)
2. There was a breach in the wall caused by the earthquake. (墙上有一个地震造成的缺口。)
3. He breached his contract by failing to deliver the promised goods. (他未能交付承诺的商品，违反了合同。)
4. The hacker managed to breach the company's cybersecurity defenses. (黑客成功突破了公司的网络安全防线。)
5. She sued her former employer for breach of trust. (她以违反信任为由起诉了她的前雇主。)
6. The breach of confidentiality led to a loss of client trust. (机密泄露导致客户的信任丧失。)
7. The ship was damaged and developed a breach in the hull. (船只受损，在船体上出现了一个破口。)
8. The team breached the enemy's defenses and captured the stronghold. (队伍突破了敌人的防线，夺取了据点。)
9. The government is considering stronger penalties for data breaches. (政府正在考虑对数据泄露采取更严厉的处罚措施。)
10. He was found guilty of breaching his parole conditions. (他被认定违反假释条件。)
11. They managed to breach the firewall and gain access to sensitive information. (他们成功突破防火墙，获取了敏感信息的访问权限。)
12. The breach of the dam led to severe flooding in the surrounding area. (水坝的破裂导致周围地区严重洪水。)
13. The company took immediate action to fix the security breach. (公司立即采取行动修复安全漏洞。)
14. The breach of contract resulted in a legal dispute between the two parties. (违约导致两方之间的法律纠纷。)
15. They were sued for breach of copyright. (他们因侵犯版权而被起诉。)
16. The spy breached the enemy's intelligence network. (间谍侵入了敌方的情报网络。)
17. The breach of etiquette offended the host. (违反礼仪令主人感到不悦。)
18. She felt a breach of trust when her best friend betrayed her secret. (当她最好的朋友泄露了她的秘密时，她感到了一种信任的背叛。)
19. The cybersecurity team identified and patched the breach in the system. (网络安全团队发现并修补了系统中的漏洞。)
20. The breach in the wall allowed the enemy to enter the fortress. (墙上的缺口使敌人得以进入堡垒。)
21. The company's reputation suffered a significant breach due to the scandal. (由于丑闻，公司的声誉遭受了重大损害。)