splinter 的 3 个定义
- a small, thin, sharp piece of wood, bone, or the like, split or broken off from the main body.
- splinter group.
- to split or break into splinters.
- to break off in splinters.
- to split or break into separate factions or independent groups.
- Obsolete. to secure or support by a splint or splints, as a broken limb.
- to be split or broken into splinters.
- to break off in splinters.
splinter 近义词
thin piece of solid
break into thin, small pieces
更多splinter例句
- The wooden chalk bucket is so old that athletes get splinters if they dig their hands in too deep before hopping on the equipment.
- It handily sucked out a nearly invisible splinter from my partner’s hand, and its lightweight and compact nature means it’s easy to fit it into your pack or car for any adventures you have planned.
- This faction of the opposition is itself fractured into dozens of splinter groups.
- DS: I got a splinter of wood through my ear as some doors were exploding.
- While new open-carry groups pop up and old organizations splinter, the gun control movement has found strength in partnerships.
- A tornado does not just topple trees, it tears off their branches and twists their trunks until they splinter.
- The second lesson is that progressive movements all too often splinter among themselves, rather than uniting around common values.
- Over this we toasted bits of meat on the end of a splinter, and presently our hunger was appeased.
- The second barrel was discharged with no better result, except that a splinter of its horn was knocked off.
- Can be made from colorless acid by adding a splinter of pine, or allowing to stand in sunlight.
- Using a pair of bullet-molds I managed to secure a grip on the ugly splinter and pull it out.
- Two bullets went through the boy's hat; then a splinter cut through his clothes; still he did not flinch.