rift 的 2 个定义
- an opening made by splitting, cleaving, etc.; fissure; cleft; chink.
- an open space, as in a forest or cloud mass, or a clear interval.
- a break in friendly relations: a rift between two people; a rift between two nations.
- (7)
- to burst open; split.
rift 近义词
difference of opinion
break, crack
更多rift例句
- Material from the upper mantle then seeps up through the rift between the plates to fill in the seafloor.
- Even the simplest decisions led him into deep philosophical rifts.
- Then, after a rift with owner Art Modell drove him from Cleveland, Brown led the Cincinnati Bengals to playoff appearances in three of their first six years as an NFL franchise.
- This worldwide rift system snakes for over 72,000 kilometers around the globe, cutting through the centers of the world’s oceans.
- The correlation lent weight to the idea that the rift was where the crust was pulling apart, and gave Tharp a way to accurately locate the rift between the ship tracks.
- Her mother made demands about a big ceremony and caused a rift between them.
- The rift put Washington at odds with countries like Brazil, Uruguay or Chile, which seemed to have come to terms with their past.
- Hagel sought to downplay any rift in a statement to Defense Department employees.
- But the rift was, not least, a matter of personalities and egos.
- The Oculus Rift essentially tricks your brain into believing what it sees is real.
- There was a narrow rift here between the titan cliffs of darkness and he—the ship he was in—was fleeing across that rift.
- The older group commenced with a series of fissure eruptions along the site of the present rift-valley and parallel with it.
- This great volcanic period was followed by the eruptions of Kibo and some of the larger volcanoes of the rift-valley.
- The great rift in the volcano widened, and the molten lava was visible until steam rose again.
- As far as the eye can reach is a sea of green tree-tops, with occasionally a deep rift where there is a chasm.