fragmentation

• 名词，指将某物分裂或分解成更小部分或碎片的过程，可涉及物理对象、社会结构、计算机数据存储或炸弹碎片的飞散。

A noun referring to the process of breaking or separating something into smaller parts or fragments, which can apply to physical objects, social structures, computer data storage, or the scattering of bomb fragments.

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1. Breaking into small piecesB2formal

   The process of separating something into fine particles or fragments.

   碎片化

   • The fragmentation of the rock was caused by repeated freezing and thawing.
   • The bomb's fragmentation scattered shrapnel over a wide area.
   • The machine uses fragmentation to grind materials into powder.

   同义词breakingbreakupdisintegrationdivisionshatteringsplintering

   反义词cohesionconsolidationintegrationunification

2. Social disintegrationC1formal

   The breakdown or disintegration of social norms, behaviors, and relationships within a community.

   社会碎片化

   • The fragmentation of traditional family structures has been a topic of debate.
   • Social fragmentation can lead to increased isolation and distrust.
   • The report highlights the fragmentation of political discourse in modern society.

   同义词atomizationbreakdowndisintegrationdissolutiondivisionpolarizationsplintering

   反义词cohesionintegrationsolidarityunity

3. File fragmentationB2formalIT

   A condition in computer science where a file is broken up and stored in many non-contiguous locations on a storage disk.

   文件碎片

   • Disk fragmentation can slow down your computer's performance.
   • The utility tool defragments the hard drive to reduce fragmentation.
   • File fragmentation occurs when files are frequently created and deleted.

4. Explosive scatteringB2formal

   The scattering of fragments after a bomb or explosive device detonates.

   破片杀伤

   • The fragmentation of the grenade caused widespread damage.
   • Military experts studied the fragmentation pattern of the explosion.
   • The bomb was designed for maximum fragmentation.