0 a breaking (of a promise etc) -- การละเมิด (สัญญา)
a breach of contract.
2 to make an opening in or break (someone’s defence/defense) -- ทำให้แตก
These assaults succeeded in breaching the city walls.
Storytellers also added clarifications and dates, indicated possible breaches of their confidentiality, and underscored sensitive issues or passages they wished to remain unreported.
The state never assumed the integrity of an institution with its own rules and traditions that could not be breached by the imperial will.
A question with no answer is a barrier than cannot be breached.
Naturally, users object to this and there have been a number of instances of users suing the organizations responsible for such breaches of privacy.
There is no case of breaching the boundaries.
Thus, the success of prayer as a method for healing social breaches hinges on both par ties' responsiveness.
The child 'breaks the barrier of the book's surface', just as, in opera, the edge of the proscenium is breached by the power of performance.
Like computer-hackers breaching elaborate security systems to disrupt large organizations, they may have been secretly demonstrating their own cleverness.
