splinter

n. 尖碎片；分裂出來(lái)的小派別

v. 破裂；組成小派別

adj. 分離的；分裂的(政黨等)

英語(yǔ)翻譯

Noun:

a small thin sharp bit or wood or glass or metal;
\\\"he got a splinter in his finger\\\"
\\\"it broke into slivers\\\"

Verb:

withdraw from an organization or communion;
\\\"After the break up of the Soviet Union, many republics broke away\\\"
divide into slivers or splinters
break up into splinters or slivers;
\\\"The wood splintered\\\"

造句

用作名詞(n.)

I got a splinter in my finger while I was moving the boxes.
我在搬箱子的時(shí)候手指頭上扎了一根刺。

用作動(dòng)詞(v.)

The waves smashed the boat against the rocks,splintering it to pieces.
浪頭把船沖向巖石，撞成碎片。
Several firms have splintered off from the original company.
從原公司分離出好幾個(gè)企業(yè)。

用作形容詞(adj.)

They disagreed with the party\\\'s decision,so they form a splinter group.
他們不同意自己黨的決議，于是組成了分裂出來(lái)的小派別。

常用短語(yǔ)

組詞

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