splintering 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.
splintering 近义词
break into thin, small pieces
更多splintering例句
- Lots of sub-Avengers groups added to further splintering, bad feeling, and paranoia.
- Instead, Egypt's current unrest is a sign of how much the nation is splintering.
- Splintering of parties could spell doom for the next government.
- A sudden re-appearance by Saleh might help gel the slowly splintering opposition but it could just as easily spark civil war.
- "The cast is already splintering off," said Adam Scott, speaking to The Daily Beast by phone last month.
- There was a cry from Tip—a sound of splintering wood—something seemed to strike me a brutal blow.
- Then came a roaring broadside that went splintering through the British hull, doing more damage than all the Guerriere's fire.
- Immediately the glass doors opening on the balcony were flung back with a splintering crash.
- There was a sound of splintering glass and the acrid smell of smoke.
- It crashed into him with stunning force, and he could feel ribs splintering.