brake의 영어 뜻
brakebrake1 /breɪk/ noun [countable] 
모든 번역 보기1[often plural] a piece of equipment that makes a vehicle go more slowly or stop차량을 감속시키거나 멈추게 하는 장치: 
Test your brakes after driving through water.물웅덩이를 통과한 후에는 브레이크를 점검하십시오. I managed to put the brakes on just in time.나는 간신히 제때 브레이크를 밟을 수 있었다. Moira slammed on the brakes (=used them suddenly and with a lot of force).Moira가 브레이크를 세게 밟았다（=갑자기 강하게 브레이크를 사용했다）.apply the brakes formal격식체 He applied the brakes but failed to stop in time.그는 브레이크를 밟았지만 제때 멈추지 못했다.the rear/front brakes the screech of brakes (=the loud unpleasant noise they can make)브레이크 소리（=브레이크가 낼 수 있는 크고 불쾌한 소음） → anti-lock braking system, emergency brake, handbrake, parking brake2act as a brake on something to make something develop more slowly, be more difficult to do, or happen less무언가의 발전을 더디게 하거나 하기 더 어렵게 만들거나 덜 일어나게 하다: Rises in interest rates act as a brake on expenditure.금리 인상은 지출에 제동 역할을 한다.3put the brakes on something to stop something that is happening진행 중인 일을 멈추다COLLOCATIONS연어verbs동사put the brakes on (=use the brakes)· Put the brakes on – you’re going too fast.· 브레이크를 밟으세요 — 너무 빨리 가고 있어요.apply the brakes formal격식체 (=use them)· Apply the brakes as you approach the roundabout.· 로터리에 접근할 때 브레이크를 밟으십시오.slam on/jam on/hit the brakes (=use them suddenly and with a lot of force)· The car in front stopped suddenly and I had to slam on the brakes.· 앞차가 갑자기 멈춰서 나는 브레이크를 세게 밟아야 했다.release the brake (=stop using the foot or hand brake)· The traffic lights turned green and I released the brake.· 신호등이 초록불로 바뀌어 나는 브레이크에서 발을 뗐다.brakes fail (=do not work when you use them)· Going down the mountain I was afraid the brakes might fail.· 산을 내려가면서 브레이크가 고장 날까 봐 두려웠다.brakes screech (=make a high noise when you use them)· The brakes screeched and the train finally stopped.· 브레이크가 삐걱거리며 기차가 마침내 멈췄다.ADJECTIVES/NOUN + brake형용사/명사 + brakefaulty (=not working properly)· Faulty brakes may have caused the accident.· 결함 있는 브레이크가 사고를 유발했을 수 있다.· The brakes could have been faulty.· 브레이크에 결함이 있었을 수도 있다.the rear/front brakes (=for the rear/front wheels)· The rear brakes were ineffective.· 후방 브레이크가 효과가 없었다.the foot brake (=one you apply with your foot, to slow the car down)· He stamped on the foot brake.· 그는 발 브레이크를 세게 밟았다.the hand brake (also the emergency brake, the parking brake American English) (=one you apply with your hand, to stop the car moving when parked)· I tried to drive off with the hand brake still on.· 나는 핸드브레이크가 걸린 채로 차를 출발시키려 했다.anti-lock brakes (=that do not cause the wheels to lock and skid if the brakes are used suddenly)· The car comes equipped with anti-lock brakes.· 그 차는 잠김 방지 브레이크(ABS)를 장착하고 있다.brake + NOUNbrake + 명사the brake pedal (=that you press with your foot)· She pressed the brake pedal but nothing happened.· 그녀는 브레이크 페달을 밟았지만 아무 일도 일어나지 않았다.brake failure (=when brakes do not work)· What should you do in the event of a brake failure?· 브레이크 고장 시 어떻게 해야 합니까?phrases구the screech of brakes (=the loud unpleasant sound of a car stopping suddenly)· I heard the screech of brakes in the road outside.· 밖 도로에서 브레이크가 삐걱거리는 소리가 들렸다.
모든 번역 보기1[often plural] a piece of equipment that makes a vehicle go more slowly or stop차량을 감속시키거나 멈추게 하는 장치: Test your brakes after driving through water.물웅덩이를 통과한 후에는 브레이크를 점검하십시오. I managed to put the brakes on just in time.나는 간신히 제때 브레이크를 밟을 수 있었다. Moira slammed on the brakes (=used them suddenly and with a lot of force).Moira가 브레이크를 세게 밟았다（=갑자기 강하게 브레이크를 사용했다）.apply the brakes formal격식체 He applied the brakes but failed to stop in time.그는 브레이크를 밟았지만 제때 멈추지 못했다.the rear/front brakes the screech of brakes (=the loud unpleasant noise they can make)브레이크 소리（=브레이크가 낼 수 있는 크고 불쾌한 소음） → anti-lock braking system, emergency brake, handbrake, parking brake2act as a brake on something to make something develop more slowly, be more difficult to do, or happen less무언가의 발전을 더디게 하거나 하기 더 어렵게 만들거나 덜 일어나게 하다: Rises in interest rates act as a brake on expenditure.금리 인상은 지출에 제동 역할을 한다.3put the brakes on something to stop something that is happening진행 중인 일을 멈추다COLLOCATIONS연어verbs동사put the brakes on (=use the brakes)· Put the brakes on – you’re going too fast.· 브레이크를 밟으세요 — 너무 빨리 가고 있어요.apply the brakes formal격식체 (=use them)· Apply the brakes as you approach the roundabout.· 로터리에 접근할 때 브레이크를 밟으십시오.slam on/jam on/hit the brakes (=use them suddenly and with a lot of force)· The car in front stopped suddenly and I had to slam on the brakes.· 앞차가 갑자기 멈춰서 나는 브레이크를 세게 밟아야 했다.release the brake (=stop using the foot or hand brake)· The traffic lights turned green and I released the brake.· 신호등이 초록불로 바뀌어 나는 브레이크에서 발을 뗐다.brakes fail (=do not work when you use them)· Going down the mountain I was afraid the brakes might fail.· 산을 내려가면서 브레이크가 고장 날까 봐 두려웠다.brakes screech (=make a high noise when you use them)· The brakes screeched and the train finally stopped.· 브레이크가 삐걱거리며 기차가 마침내 멈췄다.ADJECTIVES/NOUN + brake형용사/명사 + brakefaulty (=not working properly)· Faulty brakes may have caused the accident.· 결함 있는 브레이크가 사고를 유발했을 수 있다.· The brakes could have been faulty.· 브레이크에 결함이 있었을 수도 있다.the rear/front brakes (=for the rear/front wheels)· The rear brakes were ineffective.· 후방 브레이크가 효과가 없었다.the foot brake (=one you apply with your foot, to slow the car down)· He stamped on the foot brake.· 그는 발 브레이크를 세게 밟았다.the hand brake (also the emergency brake, the parking brake American English) (=one you apply with your hand, to stop the car moving when parked)· I tried to drive off with the hand brake still on.· 나는 핸드브레이크가 걸린 채로 차를 출발시키려 했다.anti-lock brakes (=that do not cause the wheels to lock and skid if the brakes are used suddenly)· The car comes equipped with anti-lock brakes.· 그 차는 잠김 방지 브레이크(ABS)를 장착하고 있다.brake + NOUNbrake + 명사the brake pedal (=that you press with your foot)· She pressed the brake pedal but nothing happened.· 그녀는 브레이크 페달을 밟았지만 아무 일도 일어나지 않았다.brake failure (=when brakes do not work)· What should you do in the event of a brake failure?· 브레이크 고장 시 어떻게 해야 합니까?phrases구the screech of brakes (=the loud unpleasant sound of a car stopping suddenly)· I heard the screech of brakes in the road outside.· 밖 도로에서 브레이크가 삐걱거리는 소리가 들렸다.