News reports say peace talks between the two countries　　　 with no agreement reached.

A. have broken down　　 B. have broken out

C. have broken in　　　 D. have broken up

 

A

考查短語辨析。break down此處意為“失��；破裂”；而break up意為“分解”；break out意為“（突然）爆發(fā)”；break in意為“插嘴”。

 

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