英:[ˈsplɪntə(r)]
美:[ˈsplɪntɚ]
英:[ˈsplɪntə(r)]
美:[ˈsplɪntɚ]
n.
尖片
碎片
微不足道的事情
〈美俚〉极瘦的人
vt.& vi.
使分裂
木头、玻璃、石头等(使)裂成碎片
vi.
团体分裂
分离出来
splin·ter
splIn tr
复数:splinters
第三人称单数:splinters
现在分词:splintering
过去式:splintered
过去分词:splintered
词根:splint
adj.splintery 破片的;容易裂开的;裂片一般的
n.splint 夹板;薄木条;薄金属片
vt.splint 用夹板固定
noun
a thin piece split or broken off lengthwise : sliver
a small needlelike particle
a group or faction broken away from a parent body
verb
transitive verb
to split or rend into long thin pieces : shiver
to split into fragments, parts, or factions
intransitive verb
to become splintered
14世纪初,源自中古荷兰语 splinter, splenter 的“一根碎片”,与 splinte 相关(见 splint)。形容词(如 splinter party 等)可追溯至1935年,源自名词。
碎片法
裂片,碎片:如碎骨片
使成碎片,使分裂
Noun Middle English, from Middle Dutch; akin to Middle Low German splinte splint
The first known use of splinter was in the 14th century
splutter1 of 2noun
a confused noise (as of trying to talk too fast)
a splashing or sputtering sound
splutter2 of 2verb
to make a noise as if spitting
to speak or say in haste or confusion
splurge1 of 2noun
an instance of spending more than usual
splurge2 of 2verb
indulge oneself or spend lavishly
splotchnoun
blotch sense 2, spot
splotchnoun
blotch sense 2, spot
splittingadjective
very severe
a splitting headache
splint1 of 2noun
a thin flexible strip of wood woven together with others in making a chair seat or basket
splinter entry 1
material or a device used to protect a body part (as a broken arm) and keep it in place
splint2 of 2verb
to support and hold in place with or as if with a splint or splints
splint1 of 2noun
a thin flexible strip of wood woven together with others in making a chair seat or basket
splinter entry 1
material or a device used to protect a body part (as a broken arm) and keep it in place
splint2 of 2verb
to support and hold in place with or as if with a splint or splints
splinter1 of 2noun
a thin piece split or torn off lengthwise : sliver
splinter2 of 2verb
to divide or break into splinters
splinter1 of 2noun
a thin piece split or torn off lengthwise : sliver
splinter2 of 2verb
to divide or break into splinters
splinter1 of 2noun
a thin piece split or torn off lengthwise : sliver
splinter2 of 2verb
to divide or break into splinters
splinternoun
a thin piece (as of wood) split or broken off lengthwiseespecially: such a piece embedded in the skin
used tweezers to remove a splinter
1 She crawled over the remaining pile, getting a few dozen splinters in her free hand.
2 Jafer's right wrist ended in the ruin of tom flesh and splintered bone left by Ghost's jaws.
3 Natalie's splinter group had staked out an area on the lawn.
娜塔莉的组织也在一处草坪上。
4 But that word, “whatnot,” settled into his brain like a splinter, like a chip of glass—like anything that looks healed over but truly isn’t, and can still give pangs years later.
5 The floor was covered with splinters of glass.
地板上布满了玻璃碎片.
6 The glass broke and splintered.
玻璃破了,裂成碎片.
7 The doctor extracted a splinter from his finger.
医生从他的手指里取出一根刺。
8 The post was splintered and gouged, gnawed in places.
9 groups that have splintered off to form new political movements
10 The autopsy report claimed that the channel of pus formed as a result of infection caused by the tiny splintered bones broken off by the bullet.
11 The stub of an ear stuck out on one side, and there was no eye on that side, only a dark socket with a splinter of bone showing above it.
12 Dust and splinters fell from above as something gave in the ceiling.
13 His are such a light brown, practically yellow, or copper maybe, and all splintered with green.
14 “Getting a splinter through your eye and dying.”
15 The cuts were full of glass, some of it in splinters, some of it in powder like shining sand.
16 My hand gropes farther, splinters of wood—now I remember again that we are lying in the graveyard.
17 Reed took back his knife, blew the last splinters from its blade, and folded it up into his pocket again.
18 The priest could get a splinter that would make his tongue swell to the size of a turnip and that’s enough to choke you and kill you entirely.
19 The next morning, they picked their way across an ice field splintered by jagged crevasses, keeping to the solid expanses between the deadly rifts, and arguing about Nina’s sleeping habits.
20 Two captains fell across a chair, and splintered it.
1 弹片
2 使裂开
3 粉碎
smashing crush smash demolition grinding disintegration crack-up comminution craze pulverize disintegrate total disrupt shatter demolish quash disrupture
7 派系的
8 炮弹片
9 裂开
rifty dissilient open divided cleft chapped fission tear split RIP rift rupture sliver cleave gape rend fissure dispart start check cloven parting scission dehisce spring rip seam screed rive spall unhinge unseam schizo-
10 使裂成碎片
15 裂片
splintery split spill shatter lobe splitting splint cleft lobar lobate shiver spall skelf discerption sliver valve shred rive
16 分裂
-fid split disrupt disruptive schismatic parted break scissure solution division partition disruption rift cleavage splitting fissure dichotomy dissipation fission disintegration schism dissociation meiosis disorganization disjunction disunion split-up scission segment sever sliver rend disunite fragmentate fragment disintegrate dispart schismatize part tear distract dissociate atomize crosscut unjoint split across fissive riven disunited clastic partite divisively segmentation fragmentation polarization divisiveness spallation disjuncture polarize cleave divide disjoint Balkanize split into divided divisive cloven lobate sunder disunity rive disjoin fall apart at the seams dissolution break-up fracture rent cracking dissociative lobed ramification parting secession separatism abruption spall dissever split-off breakup
17 碎片
scrap fractional flinders smithereens mammock spale piece tag split chip patch fraction debris flaw shred rag shatter snippet shard shiver snip fragmentation splitting splint crumbling brash chipping fritter detritus screed spall matchwood shive scrappy clastic tatters fragment rubble sherd sippet slither skelf debitage disjecta membra remnant snatch spell raffle sliver shrapnel spillikin fragmentary ribbon chippy crumb fitter rive scrag
19 尖片
20 刺
spinal put push spine stab poke dub thrust stimulus dart sting puncture lunge thorn prick prod stinger quill prickle pricking foin spicula acicula pass spear jab jag lancinate run plant stick bite pink spit prong
22 碎裂