The Japanese carmaker says mis-wired electronics can cause the cars to brake unexpectedly.

日本汽车制造商本田表示，由于电子零件安装不当，车辆可能发生突然制动的情况。

Too much acceleration or an inability to brake can lead to runaway cell division.

加太多油门或刹车失灵都可以导致细胞分裂失控。

We were going 2,800 kilometers an hour faster than the comet, so we had to brake.

我们的时速要比这颗彗星快2800公里， 因此我们需要刹一刹车。

Then, they have to brake again, eventually producing another feedback loop that causes more stop-and-go traffic.

然后，他们必须再次刹车，最终形成另一个反馈回路，造成更多停停走走的拥堵。

He twisted my arm so it hurt and I got scared he was going to brake it like he said.

他扭痛了我的手我很怕他会像他说的一样折段我的手。

Or " to brake" means to slow down in the car.

或者“to brake” 意思是在车里减速。

Suddenly I had to brake because I was driving towards a wall.

突然我不得不刹车， 因为我正朝墙开。

Long skid marks on the pavement indicated the driver had attempted to brake.

【indicate】人行道上留下的长长的滑行痕迹表明司机曾试图刹车。

She cut in on a red Ford, forcing the driver to brake heavily.

【cut】她强行超到一辆红色的福特车前面，害得那位司机只好急刹车。

Brandy says, " I am braking." Notice " to brake" can be a verb as well: to slow something down.

白兰地说：“我在刹车。请注意，“刹车”也可以是动词：放慢速度。

So when he got round the bend and saw no lights ahead, it was a normal reflex to ease up on the accelerator and, when he saw the Michelin post, to prepare to brake.

因此，当他绕过弯道并看到前方没有灯光时，放松油门是正常的反应，当他看到米其林标志时，准备刹车。