splinter

词汇分析：splinter

词性及含义

“splinter”可以作为名词和动词使用，通常指的是小碎片或分裂的部分。作为名词时，它指的是细小的木片或其他材料的碎片；作为动词时，指的是分裂或分开成小部分。

词语辨析

与“splinter”相关的词语包括“fragment”（碎片）和“shard”（尖锐的碎片），但“splinter”更强调细小和尖锐的特点。

近义词

• fragment
• chip
• piece

反义词

• whole
• entirety

柯林斯词典定义

柯林斯词典定义“splinter”作为名词时为：“a small, thin, sharp piece of wood, glass, or other material.” 作为动词时则定义为：“to break into small, sharp pieces.”

牛津词典定义

牛津词典定义“splinter”作为名词为：“a small, thin, sharp piece of something.” 作为动词的定义为：“to break or cause to break into small sharp pieces.”

用法

在英语中，“splinter”常用于描述物体的破损或形态变化，尤其是在涉及到木材或其他脆性材料时。

例句

• The carpenter accidentally got a splinter in his finger.

  木匠不小心在手指里扎了一根木刺。

• The splinter from the broken glass was sharp.

  破碎玻璃的碎片很尖锐。

• They had to splinter the board to fit it through the door.

  他们不得不劈开这块木板才能把它放进门里。

• The team began to splinter after disagreements.

  团队在意见不合后开始分裂。

• A splinter of wood flew into my eye.

  一根木刺飞进了我的眼睛里。

• The project started to splinter into smaller tasks.

  项目开始细分为更小的任务。

• She felt a splinter of doubt about her decision.

  她对自己的决定感到了一丝怀疑。

• We found a splinter of bone at the excavation site.

  我们在挖掘现场发现了一根骨片。

• The children played with splinter toys made from recycled wood.

  孩子们玩着用回收木材制作的木屑玩具。

• His voice began to splinter under the pressure of the crowd.

  在群众的压力下，他的声音开始变得支离破碎。

• After the argument, their friendship began to splinter.

  争吵后，他们的友谊开始破裂。

• She pulled out a splinter from her palm.

  她从手掌中拔出了一根木刺。

• He was careful not to splinter the fragile glass.

  他小心翼翼地避免打碎那块脆弱的玻璃。

• The old wooden fence had many splinters sticking out.

  那道旧木栅栏上有许多木刺突出。

• As the company grew, it started to splinter into different departments.

  随着公司的发展，它开始分裂成不同的部门。

• She noticed a splinter of metal in the machine.

  她注意到机器里有一根金属碎片。

• They decided to splinter off from the main group.

  他们决定从主团队分离出来。

• The splinter group had different ideas.

  这个分裂小组有不同的想法。

• Be careful with that wood; it has sharp splinters.

  小心那块木头，它有尖锐的木刺。