splinters

發音: US [ˈsplɪntər] UK [ˈsplɪntə(r)]

同義字

flake sliver spall splint chip

n.	1. 一塊小小鋒利的材料，如木頭或玻璃，已經斷了一塊更大
v.	1. 要打成小鋒利的碎片，或者要做這樣的事 2. 如果一組分裂，它分離從一個更大的群體，通常由于分歧
adj.	1. 用于描述已分開一個較大的群體，通常由于分歧一組

His desk was in splinters all over the room.
資料來源: J. Hersey
A jagged splinter of glass.
資料來源: A. Carter
A sharp splinter of broken bone protruded.
資料來源: J. Kosinski
She ran her hand over the..table, then acted as if she had picked up a splinter.
資料來源: H. Norman
The rotten woodwork splintered away from the bolt.
資料來源: G. R. Sims
The furniture was splintered into matchwood.
資料來源: R. Hughes
The chocolate covering splintered like an eggshell.
資料來源: K. Waterhouse
The sun splintered down through a colander of leaves.
資料來源: fig.

n.	1. a small sharp piece of material such as wood or glass that has broken off a bigger piece
v.	1. to break into small sharp pieces, or to make something do this 2. if a group splinters, it separates from a larger group, usually because of a disagreement
adj.	1. used for describing a group that has separated from a larger group, usually because of a disagreement