aus (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈɔːs/
Definition
A violation or infraction of a rule, law, or regulation.
Examples
The referee called a foul, a clear breach of the game's rules.
This new policy is a breach of contract with our suppliers.
How to Use aus
- breach of contract (collocation)
- A failure to fulfill the terms of a legally binding agreement. — "The artist sued the gallery for breach of contract when they failed to promote his exhibition."
- breach of peace (collocation)
- An act that disturbs the public tranquility. — "The man was arrested for breach of peace after shouting obscenities in the park."
- breach of security (collocation)
- An act that compromises the safety or protection of people or property. — "The company is investigating a potential breach of security after sensitive data was leaked."
- breach of trust (collocation)
- An act that violates the confidence or reliance placed in someone. — "The lawyer's actions were seen as a serious breach of trust by his clients."
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