slivers

n.

裂片；细长条；梳棉v.(使)成小片；剖成长条 过去式：slivered过去分词：slivered现在分词：slivering第三人称单数：slivers

slivers详解释义

slivers

n.(名词)

裂片

梳毛

梳棉

薄片

长条

碎料

小块

细片

【纺】条子

梳条

棉条

小鱼片

分裂物

裂缝

渣粒

薄长条

碎片

v.(动词)

使成薄片

使裂成小片

成为薄片

裂成小片

切成长条

分裂

切开

裂开

把…剖成长条

把…切成薄片

把（鱼）剖成两半

裂成碎片

纵切

切成长片

剖开

Noun

a small thin sharp bit or wood or glass or metal;

"he got a splinter in his finger"
"it broke into slivers"

a thin fragment or slice (especially of wood) that has been shaved from something

Verb

pide into slivers or splinters

break up into splinters or slivers;

"The wood splintered"

form into slivers;

"sliver wood"

slivers例句

用作名词(n.)

A sliver of glass nicked my hand.
一片玻璃扎了我的手。

Cut me just a small sliver of cheese.
给我切一小片干酪吧。

The sliver must therefore be attenuated.
因此，必须要拉细条子。

Eight slivers are drawn together to produce the drawn sliver.
八根梳棉条并合在一起被牵伸成熟条。

用作动词(v.)

The glass slivered when it fell.
玻璃杯掉在地上摔碎了。

slivers近义词

shave crumb layer splinter shaving slice flake shard paring