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打破 (だは, daha) Japanese meaning: breaking down | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 打破する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 打だ 破は する 打だ 破は しない Polite 打だ 破は します 打だ 破は しません Past polite 打だ 破は しました 打だ 破は しませんでした Past 打だ 破は した 打だ 破は しなかった Te-form 打だ 破は して 打だ 破は しないで Desire 打だ 破は したい 打だ 破は したくない Potential 打だ 破は できる 打だ 破は できない Passive 打だ 破は される 打だ 破は されない Causative 打だ 破は させる 打だ 破は させない Causative passive 打だ 破は させられる 打だ 破は させられない Volitional 打だ 破は しよう Polite volitional 打だ 破は しましょう Imperative 打だ 破は しろ 打だ 破は するな Conditional 打だ 破は すれば 打だ 破は しなければ Tara conditional 打だ 破は したら 打だ 破は しなかったら
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打だ
破は
する
必ひつ
要よう
が
ある
。
We need to break down the long-standing custom.
They defeated a strong opponent and won the championship.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 を 打だ 破は する to break down or overcome (a system, deadlock, obstacle)
There is a need to break down the old system.
〈 事こと 〉 の 打だ 破は を 目め 指ざ す to aim to overcome or abolish (something)
They pushed forward reforms aiming to break through the status quo.
Related words· 6 打倒 stresses overthrowing a specific person, regime, or opponent, while 打破 more often targets abstract systems, deadlocks, or obstacles.
打開 means breaking open a stalled or difficult situation, whereas 打破 is broader and can also mean defeating an opponent or abolishing a system.
克服 focuses on personally overcoming a difficulty or weakness, while 打破 is used for breaking down external systems, deadlocks, or obstacles.
打破 means to smash or do away with an old system or convention, whereas 突破 is used more broadly for pushing past any barrier, obstacle, or numerical limit.
Show 2 more 打破 means forcefully breaking through or destroying an old system or custom, whereas 脱却 emphasizes quietly freeing oneself from it.
打破する means to break through or destroy an old idea or barrier, while 覆す can also mean reversing a specific ruling or theory with new evidence.
Don't confuse with 打ち破る is a concrete verb for physically breaking or defeating something, while 打破 is a more formal, abstract noun/verb used for overcoming systems or obstacles.
突破 means breaking through or exceeding a barrier or limit, while 打破 means defeating or abolishing something rather than merely passing beyond it.
打破 shares the kanji 打 with 打開 and means to smash or defeat something (like an old system), while 打開 means to resolve a stalled situation.
Etymology Sino-Japanese compound of 打 (strike) and 破 (break). The reading だは is the standard modern reading; たは is an older reading now considered obsolete.
