splintering

英 [ˈsplɪntərɪŋ]

美 [ˈsplɪntərɪŋ]

v.  (使)裂成碎片; 分裂; 分离出来
splinter的现在分词

现在分词：splintering　

BNC.48310 / COCA.34696

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (木头、玻璃等硬物的)尖细碎片，破片，裂片
  Asplinteris a very thin, sharp piece of wood, glass, or other hard substance, which has broken off from a larger piece.
  1. ...splinters of glass.
     玻璃碎片
  2. ...a splinter in the finger.
     扎进手指的木刺
• V-ERG (使)裂成碎片
  If somethingsplintersoris splintered, it breaks into thin, sharp pieces.
  1. The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces...
     尺子裂开了，碎成了小片。
  2. The stone rocketed into the glass, splintering it.
     石块击中了玻璃，将它打成了碎片。

英英释义

noun

• the act of chipping something
  Synonym:chipchipping

双语例句

• The splintering of the opposition is partly due to the failure to implement the deal signed in Abuja in May last year.
  反对派之间之所以存在分裂，部分原因是去年五月在阿布贾签订的协议没能兑现。
• Reconcile the mobility with urbanity in splintering cities
  离散城市中机动性和城市性的整合
• Technological measures for improving structure and performance of the alloys to prevent cracking and splintering were proposed.
  提出了在烧结过程中避免粘结相挥发、流失及硬质相邻接长大的工艺措施，以改善合金的组织与性能，防止产生裂纹与碎片。
• Yet with the Taliban splintering, and some groups like the Haqqani network wanting to fight to the death, there is no possibility of ending the mission with a grand peace conference the favoured smokescreen for withdrawal for many in camp Cameron.
  但由于塔利班四分五裂，哈卡尼网络（haqqaninetwork）等一些团体希望战斗到底，军事行动不可能以盛大的和平会议作为终结而这正是卡梅伦阵营所希望的掩护撤退的烟幕。
• A full or comprehensive break-up, with the euro area splintering into a Greater Deutschmark zone and about 10 national currencies would create pandemonium.
  欧元区全面或是彻底解体，分裂成大德国马克区和大约10种不同国家的货币，这将引发一场大混乱。
• The glass buckled, some of the pieces shattering and splintering on the floor beside me.
  玻璃被撞得变了形，几片碎片掉落下来，散落在我身后的地板上。
• The stone rocketed into the glass, splintering it.
  石块击中了玻璃，将它打成了碎片。
• The waves smashed the boat against the rocks, splintering it to pieces.
  浪头把船冲向岩石，撞成碎片。
• Quite possibly eliciting secondary splintering.
  非常有可能引起二级的伤害。
• A completely new particle can be produced by disruption or splintering from solid or liquid surfaces.
  一个完全新的粒子可以由于固体或液体表面因分裂或碎裂而形成。