shatter

英 [英 [ˈʃætə(r)]]

美 [美 [ˈʃætər]]

v.  (使)破碎，碎裂; (使感情、希望或信念等)粉碎，破灭; 被粉碎; 被破坏; 使极为惊愕难过; 给予极大打击
n.  碎片; 碎块; 落花（叶等）

过去式：shattered　 过去分词：shattered　 现在分词：shattering　 　 第三人称单数：shatters

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双语例句

• That would shatter a bullet, they would just catch it.
  不会让子弹粉碎，只会抓住子弹。
• Granulate and Shatter can fight, but not well enough.
  你可以用化为碎砾和粉碎抗击，但它们并不够好。
• It is enough to shatter his complacency.
  这足以打破他的自满情绪。
• A failure would shatter the hopes of many people
  一次失败会使很多人希望破灭。
• The myth that I would like to shatter is that Seam is useful only when used in conjunction with EJB3, or that you need an EJB3 container to develop applications with Seam.
  我要粉碎的一个流言是：Seam只有和EJB3一起使用时才有用，或者说在使用Seam开发应用程序时需要一个EJB3容器。
• When dropped, malleable glass would bend rather than shatter into bits.
  韧性玻璃掉在地上后，只会折弯而不会打碎。
• Though his voice may shatter your dreams as the north wind lays waste the garden.
  虽然它的声音或许会粉碎你的梦，如同北风摧残花园一般。
• There were times that I deeply resented how he sought to manipulate our public opinion and shatter our self-esteem.
  有时我也很气愤他企图操纵我国的舆论和伤害我们的自尊心。
• But the moment an event takes place to shatter all this, we cry out in despair, hoping to find other comforts which, of course, will again be shattered.
  但是当发生了一件事粉碎了这一切的那一刻，我们绝望地哭泣，希望找到其他的慰藉，而这种慰藉必然会再次被粉碎。
• Items that can shatter should always be on the floor where they can roll, rather than drop.
  有可能破碎的物品总是在地面上，可以滚动，而不是掉下来。