The word **侦破** is a verb-object compound formed by combining two meaningful characters: **侦** (zhēn), which means "to investigate" or "to detect," and **破** (pò), which means "to solve," "to crack," or "to break open." Together, they create a semantic unit where the first character denotes the action (investigation) and the second character denotes the goal or result (solving or cracking the case). Thus, **侦破** specifically refers to the process of solving a case through detective work, culminating in its resolution, and is commonly used in legal, police, and detective contexts.