fragmented

• 形容某物被分裂成互不相关、各自独立的多个部分或碎片。

Describes something that is broken into separate, disconnected parts or pieces.

1. Broken into piecesB2formal

   Describes something that has been broken or divided into small, separate parts.

   碎片化的

   • The fragmented vase lay scattered on the floor.
   • The report was fragmented and difficult to follow.
   • The fragmented remains of the ancient statue were found in the ruins.

   同义词brokendividedpiecemealsegmentedshatteredsmashedsplit

   反义词cohesiveintactunitedwhole

2. Disconnected or incompleteB2formal

   Describes a situation, system, or idea that lacks unity or coherence.

   碎片化的

   • The country's fragmented political system makes reform difficult.
   • Her memories of the event are fragmented and unclear.
   • The fragmented data from the survey was hard to analyze.

   同义词brokendisjointeddisuniteddividedincoherentpiecemealscatteredsegmentedsplit

   反义词coherentconnectedintegratedunbrokenunifiedwhole

• 动词，表示使某物破碎或分裂成小块或小部分，也指将整体拆解为若干组成部分。

A verb used to indicate the act of breaking or separating into small pieces or parts.

1. Break into piecesB2formal

   To break or cause to break into small, separate parts.

   打碎

   • The explosion fragmented the building into rubble.
   • The glass fragmented into tiny shards when it hit the floor.
   • The ancient manuscript fragmented over time due to poor storage.

   同义词breakcrumbledisintegratefractureshattersmashsplintersplit

   反义词combineintegratejoinmergeunite

2. Divide or splitB2formal

   To separate or cause to separate into smaller groups or parts.

   分裂

   • The political party fragmented into several factions.
   • The company's operations fragmented after the merger failed.
   • The community fragmented over the controversial decision.

   同义词breakbreak apartbreak upcrumbledisintegratedividepartsevershattersplit

   反义词combineconsolidatejoinmergeunite