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小词详解 | shatter
shatter 英 [ˈʃætə(r)] 美 [ˈʃætər]
The second is the way PDD has shattered the myth of an impregnable fortress surrounding the titans of online shopping.
其二是拼多多如何粉碎了网购巨头的堡垒坚不可摧的错误认知。
——《经济学人》What it did shatter was the myth that a triumphant United States could bend the world to its will.
如果说它粉碎了什么,那就是一个耀武扬威的美国可以令世界屈从的神话。
——《纽约时报》
[动词] (使)突然猛烈地打碎
那个脾气暴躁的老妇人拿着一个大花瓶向我挥来,于是我就跑出了房间。然后她失手把花瓶掉到地板上摔碎了。
The grumpy old woman brandished a large vase at me so I ran out of the room. Then she dropped the vase and it shattered into pieces on the floor.
一次失败会使很多人希望破灭。但她的信心从未减弱。
A failure would shatter the hopes of many people. But her confidence has never flagged.
选民普遍的态度冷淡给他们带来沉重的打击。
The widespread apathy among the electorate shattered them.
那个犟孩子筋疲力尽,累得都无法集中注意力做作业。
The restive child was shattered and too tired to concentrate on schoolwork.
雨啪嗒啪嗒地打在崭新的窗玻璃上。
The rain shattered at the pristine windowpane.田里黑麦落粒了。
The rye shattered in the fields.
一个大浪把一艘装备还算完善的船冲到礁石上撞得粉碎。
A sea dashed a tolerably snug ship into shatters against the rock.
Harry remained quite still for a moment, then hurled the mirror back into the trunk where it shattered.
哈利愣了一会儿,接着猛地把镜子扔进了箱子,镜子碎了。
fracture: break or cause to break smash: violently break (something) into pieces burst: (of a container) break suddenly and violently apart, spilling the contents, typically as a result of an impact or internal pressure