to break; to split; to cleave; to destroy

to exceed or break a record, limit, or pattern

broken; damaged; torn; worn out; (informal) lousy; poor quality; poor; inferior

(as a resultative) through; into pieces; clearly, as in 看破 kàn​pò or 识破 shí​pò

to reveal the truth; to expose a lie or mystery; to see through

to defeat the enemy; to capture a city or position

to get rid of; to do away with; to eliminate or break with old habits

to break a large bill into small change

to spend money; to waste or lose wealth

the faster movement or climax of a musical suite in ancient China