shattering

英 [英 [ˈʃætərɪŋ]]

美 [美 [ˈʃætərɪŋ]]

adj.  令人非常惊愕难过的; 给人以极大打击的; 非常响亮的
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
shatter的现在分词

　 　 现在分词：shattering　 　

英国国家语料库（BNC）词汇 美国当代英语语料库（COCA）词汇

双语例句

• The shattering or crushing effect of a sudden release of energy as in an explosion.
  在爆炸中能量的突然释放所引起的破坏性后果。
• A framed picture nearby fell to the floor, its glass shattering.
  附近一张装在镜框里的画掉到地上，玻璃都砸碎了。
• How could she be so practical when he'd just told her something so shattering?
  他刚把这么令人震惊的事情告诉她，她怎么会如此理智呢？
• It's shattering for all of us.
  这让我们所有人受惊不小。
• Suddenly the jet hit the ground short of the runway, the fuselage shattering and sliding onto the tarmac.
  突然间，飞机偏离跑道撞到地面，机身粉碎在停机坪上滑动。
• The experience of their daughter's death had been absolutely shattering
  女儿的死让他们肝肠寸断。
• The news was a shattering blow to staff morale.
  这消息对员工的士气是一个沉重的打击。
• But how should one create the necessary social-economic and ideological conditions for such a shattering transformation?
  但问题是，我们又如何为这一急剧转化创造必要的社会、经济和意识形态的条件呢？
• This conversation had a shattering effect on me.
  这次谈话对我打击很大。
• You need not therefore be too concerned about the rumours of earth shattering happenings or disasters.
  因此，你们没有必要太过担心关于地球的谣言，令人震惊的事情或者是灾难。