shattered

• Usado no inglês britânico para descrever alguém extremamente cansado ou exausto. Também pode indicar alguém profundamente abalado ou arrasado emocionalmente.

Used in British English to describe someone who is extremely tired or exhausted.

1. Broken into piecesB1formal

   Broken into many small pieces, typically as a result of impact or force.

   Estilhaçado

   • The glass window was shattered by the storm.
   • He found the shattered remains of the vase on the floor.
   • The mirror lay shattered across the bathroom tiles.

   Sinônimosbrokencrushedfragmentedsmashed

   Antônimosintactunbrokenwhole

2. Extremely tiredB1informal

   Exhausted or very fatigued, often after physical or mental exertion.

   Exausto

   • After the marathon, she was completely shattered.
   • I'm shattered after working a double shift.
   • He felt shattered after the long flight.

   Sinônimosbeatdepleteddrainedexhaustedfatiguedknackeredspentwearyworn-out

   Antônimosenergeticrefreshedrestedvigorous

3. Emotionally devastatedB2informal

   Overwhelmed with shock, grief, or disappointment.

   Destruído

   • She was shattered by the news of her friend's accident.
   • He felt shattered after losing his job.
   • The team was shattered by their defeat in the final match.

   Sinônimosbrokencrusheddistraughtinconsolable

   Antônimoscollectedcomposedsereneunperturbeduntroubled

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de quebrar algo em muitos pedaços ou de destruir ou danificar algo de forma violenta e completa.

A verb used to indicate the act of breaking something into many pieces, or to destroy or damage something severely.

1. Break into piecesB1formal

   To break suddenly into many small pieces, often with force.

   Estilhaçar-se

   • The glass shattered when it hit the floor.
   • A rock shattered the window of the car.
   • The vase shattered into a thousand fragments.

   Sinônimosbreakburstcrushdisintegrateexplodefragmentsmashsplinter

   Antônimosassembleconsolidatefusejoinmendrepairsolidifyunite

2. Damage or destroyB2formal

   To severely damage or completely destroy something, especially hopes, beliefs, or plans.

   Destruir

   • The news shattered all her hopes for a promotion.
   • The scandal shattered his reputation.
   • The accident shattered their dreams of traveling the world.

   Sinônimoscrushdashdemolishdestroydevastateruinsmashtorpedounderminewreck

   Antônimosrebuildrepairrestorestrengthensupport

3. Cause to breakB1formal

   To cause something to break into many pieces deliberately or accidentally.

   Estilhaçar

   • He shattered the ice with a hammer.
   • The explosion shattered the windows of nearby buildings.
   • She accidentally shattered the mirror while cleaning.

   Sinônimosbreakcrushdemolishdestroyfragmentsmashsplinter

   Antônimosfixmendrepair