英:['frændʒɪbl]
美:['frændʒəbəl]
英:['frændʒɪbl]
美:['frændʒəbəl]
fran·gi·ble
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frangibility (n.), frangibleness (n.)
词根:frangible
n.frangibility 脆弱,易碎;脆弱性
adjective
easy to break; breakable; fragile.Frangible bullets break into smaller, less harmful pieces upon contact with a hard surface, thus reducing danger from ricochet.
"容易破碎的",15世纪早期来自法语 frangible,源自中世纪拉丁语 frangibilis,源自拉丁语 frangere “打破”(来自 PIE 词根 *bhreg- “打破”)。相关词汇: Frangibility。
【修】易碎
Middle English, borrowed from Middle French & Medieval Latin; Middle French, borrowed from Medieval Latin frangibilis, from Latin frangere "to break, shatter" + -ibilis -ible — more at break >entry 1
The first known use of frangible was in the 15th century
1 The research report pointed that such a protein accelerated the growth of the eggshell and the shell played a crucial role in the protection of the frangible yolk and liquid.
研究报告指出,这种蛋白质加速了硬壳的生长,当小鸡在蛋中生长时,硬壳在保护脆弱的蛋黄和蛋液上起着关键作用。
2 Among other “neglected” words it wants to revive are “couth,” which means cultured, refined and well-mannered, and “frangible,” referring to something that’s fragile.
3 But, before us, entombed in the banks of the stream, was a mucky tropical sea bottom, where thin, frangible layers of gray siltstone marked the passage of centuries.
4 At 1,000 metres, a frangible bolt—which was supposed to detach explosively in the event of power loss to shed weight—broke off.
5 For, your meerschaum is a fragile thing, and eminently frangible.
6 It would be too stiff, and too frangible or brittle, if it were made of one single bone: and in such a case man could never bend or stoop.
7 As a child of Los Angeles, I have a relationship with reality that is frangible at best.
8 The museum stored all frangible articles in locked showcases.
博物馆将所有易碎的物品都保存在上了锁的陈列橱里。
9 Fifthly, these same rules of good society are contrived to be flexible or frangible in extreme cases: otherwise there would be no living under them; and good society would be bad.
10 frangible china teacups that were totally inappropriate for a child's birthday party
11 The estates have been back and forward so often between the Brandons and Wylders, I always fancy there may be a screw loose, or a frangible link somewhere, and he's deeply interested for Mark Wylder.'
12 The smile of someone with Alzheimer's is private, inscrutable, while that of his or her spouse and children is frangible, see-through.
13 Fortunately there was nothing frangible inside, and so no damage was done.
14 This guy visited Bam two months ago to take extensive touristpictures of Bam’s famous and highly frangible mud-brick structures.
15 The outer surface of the lid preferably is flat, and the lid preferably is integrally connected to the base as molded by at least one frangible bridge (46) spaced from the hinge.
所述盖的所述外表面优选地是平的,并且所述盖优选地在被模制时通过与所述铰链间隔开的至少一个易折断桥(46)而一体地连接到所述基体。
16 Ascendance International was exhibiting its trademark frangible bullets with a full-auto AR-15.
17 As many of these frangible moments tend to do, it became a rather expensive decision, trying not to be late for the dinner.
18 The GBTA’s report paints three possible scenarios: With the frangible European crisis far from being resolved, McCormick fears a “very concerning environment” is on the immediate horizon.
19 The purpose of channel governance is to resolve channel conflict, reducing the frangible factors of the closed-loop supply chain, making the operation more smoothly.
渠道治理的目的是化解渠道冲突,降低供应链中的脆弱性因素,使得闭环供应链的运作更加顺畅。
20 If it become frangible, add a sufficient quantity of mercury, and it will be perfect.
1 易断的
2 脆弱
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3 脆
crispy friable brashy short paper sick crisp fragile rotten brittle crimp crumbly breakable shivery crump brickle pulverulent slimsy crummy shortness
4 易碎
shattery light short fragile crispy rotten brittle friable embrittle crisp delicate frail brash shivery fragility tender crunchy pulverulent
5 易碎的
shattery light short fragile crispy rotten brittle friable crisp delicate frail crumbly breakable pulverulent brash shivery tender crunchy porcelain egg-shaped brickle
6 脆弱的
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7 粉碎性的