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断绝 (duànjué) is a verb that means "to sever, break off, or cut off" in English. It is often used in conversation to describe the act of ending a relationship or connection with someone or something.
For example, if a couple decides to break up, one might say "他们断绝了关系" (tāmen duànjué le guānxì) which means "they severed their relationship." In this context, 断绝 (duànjué) implies a permanent and complete end to the relationship.
In a business setting, 断绝 (duànjué) can be used to describe the termination of a partnership or contract. For instance, one might say "我们决定断绝与他们的合作关系" (wǒmen juédìng duànjué yǔ tāmen de hézuò guānxì) which means "we have decided to cut off our partnership with them."
In some cases, 断绝 (duànjué) can also be used to describe the act of cutting off communication or contact with someone. For example, if someone wants to end a friendship, they might say "我要断绝和他的联系" (wǒ yào duànjué hé tā de liánxì) which means "I want to cut off contact with him."
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