
好词典

源自古英语 sceard,意为“缺口”或“碎片”,与古诺尔斯语 skarð(缺口)同源。
❶ 指破碎物品的锋利碎片,通常由玻璃、陶瓷或金属等硬质材料断裂后形成。
“She carefully swept up the shards of broken glass from the floor.”
(她小心翼翼地清扫地板上破碎的玻璃碎片。)
“The archaeologists found pottery shards dating back to the Roman era.”
(考古学家发现了可追溯至罗马时代的陶器碎片。)
shards of glass — 特指玻璃破碎后形成的危险碎片,常用于描述事故或破坏现场。
“The burglar left footprints in the shards of glass from the broken window.”
(窃贼在破碎窗户的玻璃碎片上留下了脚印。)
pick up the shards — 清理或收集破碎物品的碎片,强调处理破碎物的动作。
“After the vase fell, we had to pick up the shards carefully to avoid injuries.”
(花瓶摔碎后,我们不得不小心捡起碎片以防受伤。)