BROKEN.

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• broken
• 1

  piece of equipment

  not working properly:
• The CD player's broken again.
• Do you know how the phone got broken (=became broken)?
• 2

  object

  in small pieces because it has been hit, dropped etc:
• Mind the broken glass.
• Wrap it up well so it doesn't get broken (=become broken) in the mail.
• 3

  bone

  cracked because you have had an accident:
• a badly broken leg
• Gibbs had an X-ray which revealed no broken bones.
• 4

  not continuous

  interrupted and not continuous:
• a broken white line
• a long noisy night of broken sleep
• 5

  person

  extremely weak mentally or physically because you have suffered a lot:
• He returned from the war a broken man.
• 6

   broken English/French etc

  if you speak in broken English, French etc, you speak slowly and make a lot of mistakes because you only know a little of the language
• 7

   broken home

  a family that no longer lives together because the parents havedivorced:
• The majority of offenders do not come from broken homes.
• 8

   broken marriage

  a marriage that has ended because the husband and wife do not live together any more
• 9

   a broken heart

  a feeling of extreme sadness, especially because someone you love has died or left you:
• I reckon she died of a broken heart.
• Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 
• Advanced Learner's Dictionary.