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shred

/shred/US // ʃrɛd //UK // (ʃrɛd) //

切碎,碎裂,撕碎,碎碎念

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
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    • : a piece cut or torn off, especially in a narrow strip.
    • : a bit; scrap: We haven't got a shred of evidence.
v.有主动词 verb
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    shred·ded or shred, shred·ding.

    • : to cut or tear into small pieces, especially small strips; reduce to shreds: I shred my credit card statement every month.
v.无主动词 verb
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    shred·ded or shred, shred·ding.

    • : to be cut up, torn, etc.: The blouse had shredded in the wash.
    • : Slang. to snowboard, skateboard, surf, or ski in a highly skilled or showily spectacular manner: I bought a new action camera that I can mount to my helmet—stay tuned for rad videos of me shredding when I hit the slopes next weekend.
    • : Slang. to play guitar very quickly with specific picking techniques, as during an electric guitar solo: Fans in the mosh pit go wild when Eddie shreds on lead guitar.

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Examples

  • Once you get through that basic consideration, you might want to consider other features like vacuuming and mulching features, which store and shred yard waste.

  • It efficiently separates the meat from the bones and helps tear the chicken into jagged strips and shreds.

  • I stashed them in the back of my closet until early spring, when my old boots tore my feet to shreds on my first 15-plus-miler of the season.

  • He said, “Really, if you carefully look at these studies, there’s not a shred of evidence that self-esteem causes these outcomes.”

  • For all of the faux-cheese shreds, slices, wheels, and spreads now available, most consumers, even the vegan-curious ones, have no idea what’s out there.

  • “I was so paranoid that I would shred the receipts,” she said.

  • For 381 days, no black person in Montgomery with a shred of self-esteem rode the bus.

  • But is it really worth eliminating that final shred of danger?

  • Online diagnoses are delivered hyperbolically and without a shred of bedside manner.

  • Chris McDaniel is now saying the “election was stolen” without providing a shred of evidence.

  • When this last shred of hope was gone, the Brigadier reluctantly gave the order to retreat.

  • She was ill, though, when they telegraphed for me; her life for three days and nights hanging on a shred.

  • Around us rose the broken, straggling walls, bare and bleak, without a shred of ivy or wall-flower to hide their grim nakedness.

  • The moon changed and still the same hot dry sky, with only now and then a shred of cloud floating lazily across the blue.

  • Every shred of the old pretence of the pertinacities and annoyances of strangers had fallen from her.