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Discover Ludwig"a broke" is not a correct sentence in written English.
The phrase "to be broke" is the correct form, meaning to have no money or possessions. Example: After his college graduation, he found himself broke and unable to find a job.
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But looking for a broke guy seemed sort of, well, depressing as if being broke had become my identity, and I needed a relationship built on lack.
"I've got a broke arm," he said.
I believe he can fix a broke horse".
(Full disclosure: I too am a broke immigrant).
"This is a broke mule," Reese went on.
"But I've got a broken water pipe and — " "A broke pipe, you say?
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I mean, that was a broke-down moment.
This isn't a "broke-the-mould, don't-make-'em-like-her-any-more" platitude.
The notion of a broke-down, boozy country singer is an archetype in pop culture.
The Marriage "I was driving a broke-down Chevy with no brakes," said Walter Rathke, 83.
According to CLSA, a broking firm, oversupply will also weigh heavily on office property in China.
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