fracture

US /ˈfræk.tʃɚ/
UK /ˈfræk.tʃɚ/
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骨折, 裂缝

the cracking or breaking of a hard object or material

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The impact caused a fracture in the bone.
撞击导致骨骼骨折。
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There was a small fracture in the glass.
玻璃上有一个小裂缝。
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breakcrackrupturefissuresplit
2.

骨折, 裂缝

a crack or break in a bone or other hard material

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The doctor confirmed a hairline fracture in her wrist.
医生证实她的手腕有发际骨折。
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The engineer inspected the fracture in the bridge support.
工程师检查了桥梁支撑处的裂缝。
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breakcrackrupturefissuresplit
3.

分裂, 裂痕

a division or split

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The scandal caused a deep fracture within the political party.
丑闻导致政党内部出现严重分裂。
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There's a growing fracture between the two factions.
两个派系之间的分裂日益加剧。
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splitdivisionruptureschismrift
1.

使破裂, 骨折

break or cause to break

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The impact could fracture the glass.
撞击可能会使玻璃破裂。
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He fell and managed to fracture his arm.
他摔倒了，结果骨折了手臂。
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breakcrackrupturesplitshatter
2.

分裂, 使破裂

divide or split (a society or organization)

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Disagreements threatened to fracture the alliance.
分歧威胁要分裂联盟。
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The new policy could fracture the community.
新政策可能会分裂社区。
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splitdividerupturefragmentdisintegrate
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stress fracturecompound fracture