fragmented

英 [fræɡˈmentɪd]

美 [fræɡˈmentɪd]

v.  (使)碎裂，破裂，分裂
fragment的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：fragmented　过去式：fragmented　

BNC.9653 / COCA.10227

柯林斯词典

The noun is pronounced /'frægmənt/. The verb is pronounced /fræg'ment/. 名词读作/'frægmənt/。动词读作/fræg'ment/。


• N-COUNT 碎片;片断;小部分
  Afragmentofsomething is a small piece or part of it.
  1. ...fragments of metal in my shoulder...
     我肩膀里的几块金属碎片
  2. She read everything, digesting every fragment of news.
     她什么都看，对新闻的每个片段都细细品味。
  3. ...glass fragments.
     玻璃碎片
• V-ERG (使)成碎片;(使)分裂;(使)分化
  If somethingfragmentsoris fragmented, it breaks or separates into small pieces or parts.
  1. The clouds fragmented and out came the sun...
     乌云散开，太阳出来了。
  2. Fierce rivalries have traditionally fragmented the region...
     激烈的竞争已经如从前一样使得该地区四分五裂。
  3. By the first century BC, Buddhism was in danger of fragmenting into small sects.
     到公元前1世纪时，佛教面临着被分化成一些小派别的危险。

双语例句

• North America and some European markets still have highly fragmented retail banking sectors.
  北美和一些欧洲市场的零售银行业领域仍高度细分。
• A fragmented development landscape can reduce the efficiency and effectiveness of policy interventions.
  一个支离破碎的发展景观可能减少政策干预的效能和有效性。
• The fragmented remains of dead or damaged cells or tissue.
  死细胞细胞组织死了或被破坏后留下的残骸。
• But we are now a much more fragmented society
  但我们现在所处的是一个更加四分五裂的社会。
• And that Android devices are fragmented& which is a symptom of the first problem.
  ，二是许多Android设备的系统功能不完整&这恰恰是第一个问题的症状。
• He could tell only a fragmented account of the story.
  他只能说出那事情的零碎片断。
• The president has only held onto power because the opposition is so fragmented.
  总统之所以掌握了权力，因为反对派太支离破碎了。
• Ownership of the large estates is increasingly fragmented.
  这一大笔地产的所有权逐渐地四分五裂了。
• Finally, related to the reality, the paper discusses the development of fragmented time in the future.
  最后结合实际展望了碎片时间在未来的应用和发展等问题。
• Competition: Europe was politically fragmented, and within each monarchy or republic there were multiple competing corporate entities.
  竞争力：欧洲国家政治上是分裂的，在每一个君主国或者共和体中有着很多互相竞争的公司实体。