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Breakdown

//ˈbɹeɪkdaʊn//

Translations of "breakdown" (26 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Azerbaijani	sınma(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Bulgarian	ава́рия(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), повреда(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), счупване(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	avárija, povreda, sčupvane
Catalan	avaria(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), pana(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Chinese Mandarin	故障(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	gùzhàng
Dutch	defect(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), mankement(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), panne(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), stilstand(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Esperanto	paneo(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Finnish	rikko(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), rikkoontuminen(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), rikkoutuminen(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), vika(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), vikaantuminen(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
French	panne(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
German	Betriebsstörung(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), Panne(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Greek	βλάβη(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), κατάρρευση(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	vlávi, katárrefsi
Hebrew	התקלקלות(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Hungarian	meghibásodás(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), üzemzavar(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Irish	cliseadh(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Italian	avaria(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), collasso(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), guasto(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Japanese	故障(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	koshō
Korean	고장(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	gojang
Marathi	विभंग(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	vibhaṅga
Norwegian Bokmål	havari(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	havari(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Polish	awaria(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Portuguese	avaria(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Russian	ава́рия(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), поврежде́ние(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), поло́мка(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	avárija, povreždénije, polómka
Slovak	havária(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), porucha(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Spanish	avería(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), descompostura(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), pana(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature), panne(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Swedish	haveri(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—
Tagalog	aberya(failure, particularly one which is mechanical in nature)	—