Rompus (en. Broken)
/ʁɔ̃py/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
adjective
That which has been broken or damaged.
The cables are broken after the storm.
Les câbles sont rompus après la tempête.
Refers to something that is no longer in good condition.
The toy is broken and no longer works.
Le jouet est rompus et ne fonctionne plus.
That which has undergone a rupture in a relationship.
They broke up after several years together.
Ils ont rompus après plusieurs années ensemble.
Etymology
Comes from the verb "rompre," from Latin 'rumpere.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
broken cord
When a situation has reached its limits.
corde rompus
broken the ties
To end a relationship.
rompus les liens
Related Words
break
To put an end to something, to break.
rompre
rupture
The act of breaking, shattering.
rupture
ruptured
That which has been subject to a rupture.
rupturé
Slang Meanings
To be at the limit
He is broken, he can no longer bear this pressure.
Il est rompus, il ne peut plus supporter cette pression.
To have a slump
She is broken, we would be better off resting.
Elle est rompus, on irait mieux se reposer.