好词典
shattered
UK //ˈʃætəd//US //ˈʃætərd//
词源
源自中古英语shatteren，与古英语scateran(分散)有关，可能源自原始日耳曼语词根*skat-。
adjective
❶ 形容物体被彻底打碎或破坏的状态，通常指玻璃、陶瓷等易碎物品。
“The window was shattered by the strong wind.”
（窗户被强风吹碎了。）
“She dropped the vase and it shattered into pieces.”
（她把花瓶掉在地上，摔得粉碎。）
❶ 形容人极度疲惫或精神崩溃的状态，通常指因过度劳累或情感打击。
“After working 20 hours straight, I felt completely shattered.”
（连续工作20小时后，我感到筋疲力尽。）
“The news of her father's death left her emotionally shattered.”
（父亲去世的消息让她精神崩溃。）
同义词:broken, crushed, devastated, exhausted, wrecked
verb
❶ 指物体突然破裂成许多小碎片，通常伴随着巨大的声响。
“The glass shattered when it hit the floor.”
（玻璃杯掉到地上时摔碎了。）
“The bomb shattered all the windows in the neighborhood.”
（炸弹爆炸震碎了附近所有的窗户。）
❶ 指彻底破坏或毁灭某事物，如希望、梦想或计划等抽象概念。
“The scandal shattered his political career.”
（丑闻彻底毁掉了他的政治生涯。）
“Her trust was shattered when she discovered the lie.”
（当她发现谎言时，她的信任被彻底摧毁了。）
同义词:break, destroy, ruin, demolish, smash
常见短语
shattered nerves — 形容极度紧张或焦虑的状态，通常指因压力或惊吓导致的精神状态。
“After the car accident, she had shattered nerves and couldn't sleep.”
（车祸后，她神经极度紧张，无法入睡。）
shattered illusion — 指美好幻想或错误认知被现实打破的情况。
“Learning the truth about his hero was a shattered illusion for the boy.”
（了解偶像的真相对这个男孩来说是幻想的破灭。）