Definition of heartbreak in English:

heartbreak

noun ˈhɑːtbreɪkˈhɑrtˌbreɪk

mass noun

Overwhelming distress.
an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak
Example sentencesExamples
- A devastated mother today spoke of her heartbreak after losing three sons in tragic circumstances.
- You know one day you'll pay in tears and heartbreak for the joy you're experiencing now.
- This was what had caused me so much heartbreak and pain those first few weeks.
- She faced the risk of inconsolable pain and heartbreak and embraced it with open arms.
- I ran from the club and down the all too familiar streets, where I'd already experienced joy and heartbreak.
- Three years of heartbreak and pain has ended for a Rochdale woman with the birth of a baby boy.
- He lived a difficult life, full of trauma, illness and heartbreak.
- He was quite simply helping out people he both knew and liked in a time of great distress and heartbreak.
- Accidents in general, and those resulting in loss of life in particular, cost a lot of money and a lot of heartbreak.
- We're looking for comics who are talking about their own experience, their pain, heartbreak or struggle.
- To do so is invite into your life the three demons of chaos, torture and heartbreak.
- She then suffered more heartbreak when she lost her beloved guide dog.
- She has suffered heartbreak, both on and off the field, and has come through it all with dignity and strength.
- Novelty records, for the most part, are usually heartbreak at every turn, with a short shelf life to boot.
- It is not a hedge around heartbreak, a quick fix for pain, or a detour through grief.
- They get a buzz out of driving fast but the damage they do causes heartbreak and torture for families like ours.
- Even the ideal child would bring grief and care and heartbreak on him for the rest of his life.
- Susan has battled through pain and heartbreak to marry her sweetheart.
- Always supportive, we were the crutch for the other to lean on, when love dealt us the pain of heartbreak.
- It was all so sudden and we experienced the pain and heartbreak of each health report of our poor lead fiddle player.
Synonyms
distress, grief, suffering, unhappiness, misery, sorrow, sadness, anguish, trauma, heartache, pain, hurt, agony, angst, wretchedness, bitterness, despondency, despair, woe, dejection, devastation, desolation, torment, torture
literary dolour

Definition of heartbreak in US English:

heartbreak

nounˈhɑrtˌbreɪkˈhärtˌbrāk

Overwhelming distress.
an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak
Example sentencesExamples
- He was quite simply helping out people he both knew and liked in a time of great distress and heartbreak.
- Novelty records, for the most part, are usually heartbreak at every turn, with a short shelf life to boot.
- To do so is invite into your life the three demons of chaos, torture and heartbreak.
- She has suffered heartbreak, both on and off the field, and has come through it all with dignity and strength.
- Always supportive, we were the crutch for the other to lean on, when love dealt us the pain of heartbreak.
- You know one day you'll pay in tears and heartbreak for the joy you're experiencing now.
- I ran from the club and down the all too familiar streets, where I'd already experienced joy and heartbreak.
- It was all so sudden and we experienced the pain and heartbreak of each health report of our poor lead fiddle player.
- Even the ideal child would bring grief and care and heartbreak on him for the rest of his life.
- This was what had caused me so much heartbreak and pain those first few weeks.
- Accidents in general, and those resulting in loss of life in particular, cost a lot of money and a lot of heartbreak.
- They get a buzz out of driving fast but the damage they do causes heartbreak and torture for families like ours.
- Three years of heartbreak and pain has ended for a Rochdale woman with the birth of a baby boy.
- Susan has battled through pain and heartbreak to marry her sweetheart.
- She then suffered more heartbreak when she lost her beloved guide dog.
- A devastated mother today spoke of her heartbreak after losing three sons in tragic circumstances.
- We're looking for comics who are talking about their own experience, their pain, heartbreak or struggle.
- She faced the risk of inconsolable pain and heartbreak and embraced it with open arms.
- It is not a hedge around heartbreak, a quick fix for pain, or a detour through grief.
- He lived a difficult life, full of trauma, illness and heartbreak.
Synonyms
distress, grief, suffering, unhappiness, misery, sorrow, sadness, anguish, trauma, heartache, pain, hurt, agony, angst, wretchedness, bitterness, despondency, despair, woe, dejection, devastation, desolation, torment, torture

单词	heartbreak
释义	Definition of heartbreak in English: heartbreak noun ˈhɑːtbreɪkˈhɑrtˌbreɪk mass noun Overwhelming distress. an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak Example sentencesExamples A devastated mother today spoke of her heartbreak after losing three sons in tragic circumstances. You know one day you'll pay in tears and heartbreak for the joy you're experiencing now. This was what had caused me so much heartbreak and pain those first few weeks. She faced the risk of inconsolable pain and heartbreak and embraced it with open arms. I ran from the club and down the all too familiar streets, where I'd already experienced joy and heartbreak. Three years of heartbreak and pain has ended for a Rochdale woman with the birth of a baby boy. He lived a difficult life, full of trauma, illness and heartbreak. He was quite simply helping out people he both knew and liked in a time of great distress and heartbreak. Accidents in general, and those resulting in loss of life in particular, cost a lot of money and a lot of heartbreak. We're looking for comics who are talking about their own experience, their pain, heartbreak or struggle. To do so is invite into your life the three demons of chaos, torture and heartbreak. She then suffered more heartbreak when she lost her beloved guide dog. She has suffered heartbreak, both on and off the field, and has come through it all with dignity and strength. Novelty records, for the most part, are usually heartbreak at every turn, with a short shelf life to boot. It is not a hedge around heartbreak, a quick fix for pain, or a detour through grief. They get a buzz out of driving fast but the damage they do causes heartbreak and torture for families like ours. Even the ideal child would bring grief and care and heartbreak on him for the rest of his life. Susan has battled through pain and heartbreak to marry her sweetheart. Always supportive, we were the crutch for the other to lean on, when love dealt us the pain of heartbreak. It was all so sudden and we experienced the pain and heartbreak of each health report of our poor lead fiddle player. Synonyms distress, grief, suffering, unhappiness, misery, sorrow, sadness, anguish, trauma, heartache, pain, hurt, agony, angst, wretchedness, bitterness, despondency, despair, woe, dejection, devastation, desolation, torment, torture literary dolour Definition of heartbreak in US English: heartbreak nounˈhɑrtˌbreɪkˈhärtˌbrāk Overwhelming distress. an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak Example sentencesExamples He was quite simply helping out people he both knew and liked in a time of great distress and heartbreak. Novelty records, for the most part, are usually heartbreak at every turn, with a short shelf life to boot. To do so is invite into your life the three demons of chaos, torture and heartbreak. She has suffered heartbreak, both on and off the field, and has come through it all with dignity and strength. Always supportive, we were the crutch for the other to lean on, when love dealt us the pain of heartbreak. You know one day you'll pay in tears and heartbreak for the joy you're experiencing now. I ran from the club and down the all too familiar streets, where I'd already experienced joy and heartbreak. It was all so sudden and we experienced the pain and heartbreak of each health report of our poor lead fiddle player. Even the ideal child would bring grief and care and heartbreak on him for the rest of his life. This was what had caused me so much heartbreak and pain those first few weeks. Accidents in general, and those resulting in loss of life in particular, cost a lot of money and a lot of heartbreak. They get a buzz out of driving fast but the damage they do causes heartbreak and torture for families like ours. Three years of heartbreak and pain has ended for a Rochdale woman with the birth of a baby boy. Susan has battled through pain and heartbreak to marry her sweetheart. She then suffered more heartbreak when she lost her beloved guide dog. A devastated mother today spoke of her heartbreak after losing three sons in tragic circumstances. We're looking for comics who are talking about their own experience, their pain, heartbreak or struggle. She faced the risk of inconsolable pain and heartbreak and embraced it with open arms. It is not a hedge around heartbreak, a quick fix for pain, or a detour through grief. He lived a difficult life, full of trauma, illness and heartbreak. Synonyms distress, grief, suffering, unhappiness, misery, sorrow, sadness, anguish, trauma, heartache, pain, hurt, agony, angst, wretchedness, bitterness, despondency, despair, woe, dejection, devastation, desolation, torment, torture
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