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1 (noun) in the sense of break

Definition

breaking, esp. the breaking or cracking of a bone

a double fracture of the right arm

Synonyms

break

a break in the earth's surface

split

Their split was acrimonious.

crack

The plate had a crack in it.

2 (noun) in the sense of cleft

Definition

breaking, esp. the breaking or cracking of a bone

large fractures in the crust creating the valleys

Synonyms

cleft

a narrow cleft in the rocks too small for a human to squeeze through

opening

He squeezed through an opening in the fence.

split

The seat had a few small splits around the corners.

crack

gap

the wind tearing through gaps in the window frames

rent

breach

A large battering ram hammered a breach in the wall.

rift

In the open bog are many rifts and potholes.

rupture

ruptures in a 60-mile pipeline on the island

crevice

a huge boulder with rare ferns growing in every crevice

fissure

There was a great crack, and a fissure opened up.

schism

The church seems to be on the brink of schism.

1 (verb) in the sense of break

Definition

to break

You've fractured a rib.

Synonyms

break

She broke her leg in a skiing accident.

split

In a severe gale the ship split in two.

crack

A gas main had cracked under my neighbour's garage.

Crack the salt crust and you will find the skin just peels off the fish.

rupture

Tanks can rupture and burn in a collision.

2 (verb) in the sense of split

Definition

to break

a society that could fracture along class lines

Synonyms

split

It is feared they could split the government.

separate

The nose section separates from the fuselage.

divide

the artificial line that divided the city

rend (literary)

pain that rends the heart

fragment

It's an exploded fracture – the bones have fragmented.

splinter

The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces.

rupture

an accident which ruptured the bond between them

单词	fracture
释义	Trends of fracture View usage for: fracture (fræktʃəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense fractures, present participle fracturing, past tense, past participle fractured 1. countable noun A fracture is a slight crack or break in something, especially a bone. At least one-third of all women over ninety have sustained a hip fracture. 2. verb If something such as a bone is fractured or fractures, it gets a slight crack or break in it. You've fractured a rib, maybe more than one. [VERB noun] One strut had fractured and been crudely repaired in several places. [VERB] He suffered a fractured skull. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: break, split, crack, rupture More Synonyms of fracture 3. verb If something such as an organization or society is fractured or fractures, it splits into several parts or stops existing. [formal] His policy risks fracturing the coalition. [VERB noun] It might be a society that could fracture along class lines. [VERB] Synonyms: split, separate, divide, rend [literary] More Synonyms of fracture fractured graded adjective ...in a world of fractured cultures and global interdependence. More Synonyms of fracture fracture in British English (ˈfræktʃə) noun 1. the act of breaking or the state of being broken 2. a. the breaking or cracking of a bone or the tearing of a cartilage b. the resulting condition See also Colles' fracture, comminuted fracture, compound fracture, greenstick fracture, impacted (sense 2) 3. a division, split, or breach 4. mineralogy a. the characteristic appearance of the surface of a freshly broken mineral or rock b. the way in which a mineral or rock naturally breaks verb 5. to break or cause to break; split 6. to break or crack (a bone) or (of a bone) to become broken or cracked 7. to tear (a cartilage) or (of a cartilage) to become torn Derived forms fracturable (ˈfracturable) adjective fractural (ˈfractural) adjective Word origin C15: from Old French, from Latin fractūra, from frangere to break fracture in American English (ˈfræktʃər) noun 1. a breaking or being broken 2. a break, crack, or split 3. a break in a body part, esp. in a bone, or a tear in a cartilage see also compound fracture 4. the texture, shape, etc. of the broken surface of a mineral as distinct from when it breaks along its cleavage plane conchoidal fracture verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈfractured or ˈfracturing 5. to break, crack, or split 6. to break up; disrupt SIMILAR WORDS: break Derived forms fractural (ˈfractural) adjective Word origin ME < OFr < L fractura, a breaking, breach, cleft < pp. of frangere, break fracture in Chemical Engineering (fræktʃər) noun (Chemical Engineering: Operations, Solid-solid operations) Fracture is the breaking up of a particle. For a single particle, the extent of fracture will relate to the toughness of the particles. In areas of high gas velocity, greater rates of attrition will occur, and fracture of particles by impact. Fracture is the breaking up of a particle. fracture in Mechanical Engineering (fræktʃər) noun (Mechanical engineering: Materials) Fracture is the failure of a component or structure when a crack becomes larger. Flaws in the metal can cause cracks which eventually lead to fracture. Taken to extreme, plastic deformation ends with the fracture of the material. Fracture is the failure of a component or structure when a crack becomes larger. fracture toughness Image of fracture © Supawadee56, Shutterstock Examples of 'fracture' in a sentence fracture There is also the danger of loss of balance leading to hip fractures. Trickett, Shirley Coming Off Tranquillizers and Sleeping Pills (1991) She suffered a hairline fracture of her pelvis and finished sixth. The Sun (2011) Then he was left with a double jaw fracture. The Sun (2008) The ice has numerous cracks and fractures. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He has a double fracture but other players are now going to have to step up. The Sun (2007) He played with a double stress fracture of his left leg which he suffered while coming back from knee surgery. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It was not until he had a second opinion that it was discovered that he had a fracture in the bone. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Fracking is the process of drilling into the earth and pumping liquid into the rock to fracture it and release shale gas. The Sun (2016) To an extent, fractures will heal naturally if allowed the opportunity. Times, Sunday Times (2007) With a lot of toe injuries you have to make sure there isn't a hairline fracture or crack. Times, Sunday Times (2014) His highly physical performance has resulted in a hairline fracture on an elbow and injuries to his knees, right ankle and left wrist. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In America, that coalition has fractured. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In other languages fracture British English: fracture /ˈfræktʃə/ NOUN A fracture is a crack or break in something. ...a hip fracture. American English: fracture Arabic: كَسْر Brazilian Portuguese: fratura Chinese: 破裂 Croatian: prijelom Czech: zlomenina Danish: brud fraktur Dutch: breuk European Spanish: fractura Finnish: murtuma luunmurtuma French: fracture German: Knochenbruch Greek: κάταγμα Italian: frattura Japanese: 骨折 Korean: 골절 Norwegian: brudd Polish: złamanie European Portuguese: fratura Romanian: fractură Russian: перелом Latin American Spanish: fractura Swedish: fraktur Thai: การแตกโดยเฉพาะกระดูก Turkish: kırık Ukrainian: перелом Vietnamese: vết rạn British English: fracture VERB If something such as a bone is fractured or fractures, it gets a crack or break in it. You've fractured a rib, maybe more than one. American English: fracture Brazilian Portuguese: fraturar Chinese: 折断 European Spanish: fracturarse French: fracturer German: brechen Italian: fratturarsi Japanese: 骨折する Korean: 금이가다 European Portuguese: fraturar Latin American Spanish: fracturarse All related terms of 'fracture' fracture zone a long, narrow rift on the ocean floor , separating areas of differing depth : where such a zone crosses a mid-ocean ridge , it displaces the ridge by faulting open fracture See compound fracture closed fracture a fracture in which the broken bone does not pierce the skin Pott's fracture a fracture of the lower part of the fibula , usually with dislocation of the ankle simple fracture a fracture in which the broken bone does not pierce the skin stress fracture a fracture caused by cumulative , repetitive strain and excessive activity Colles' fracture a fracture of the radius just above the wrist, with backward and outward displacement of the hand compound fracture A compound fracture is a fracture in which the broken bone sticks through the skin. fracture toughness The fracture toughness of a material is how likely it is to resist fracture. hairline fracture a very fine crack in a bone comminuted fracture a fracture in which the bone is splintered or fragmented greenstick fracture a fracture in children in which the bone is partly bent and splinters only on the convex side of the bend Chinese translation of 'fracture' fracture (ˈfræktʃəʳ) n (c) [of bone] 断(斷)裂 (duànliè) vt [bone] 折断(斷) (zhéduàn) vi [bone] 断(斷)裂 (duànliè) 1 (noun) in the sense of break Definition breaking, esp. the breaking or cracking of a bone a double fracture of the right arm Synonyms break a break in the earth's surface split Their split was acrimonious. crack The plate had a crack in it. 2 (noun) in the sense of cleft Definition breaking, esp. the breaking or cracking of a bone large fractures in the crust creating the valleys Synonyms cleft a narrow cleft in the rocks too small for a human to squeeze through opening He squeezed through an opening in the fence. split The seat had a few small splits around the corners. crack gap the wind tearing through gaps in the window frames rent breach A large battering ram hammered a breach in the wall. rift In the open bog are many rifts and potholes. rupture ruptures in a 60-mile pipeline on the island crevice a huge boulder with rare ferns growing in every crevice fissure There was a great crack, and a fissure opened up. schism The church seems to be on the brink of schism. 1 (verb) in the sense of break Definition to break You've fractured a rib. Synonyms break She broke her leg in a skiing accident. split In a severe gale the ship split in two. crack A gas main had cracked under my neighbour's garage. Crack the salt crust and you will find the skin just peels off the fish. rupture Tanks can rupture and burn in a collision. 2 (verb) in the sense of split Definition to break a society that could fracture along class lines Synonyms split It is feared they could split the government. separate The nose section separates from the fuselage. divide the artificial line that divided the city rend (literary) pain that rends the heart fragment It's an exploded fracture – the bones have fragmented. splinter The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces. rupture an accident which ruptured the bond between them Additional synonyms in the sense of breach Definition a crack, break, or gap A large battering ram hammered a breach in the wall. Synonyms opening, crack, break, hole, split, gap, rent, rift, rupture, aperture, chasm, cleft, fissure in the sense of crack Definition a narrow opening or fissure The plate had a crack in it. Synonyms split, break, chip, breach, fracture, rupture, cleft in the sense of crack Definition to break or split without complete separation of the parts A gas main had cracked under my neighbour's garage.Crack the salt crust and you will find the skin just peels off the fish. Synonyms break, split, burst, snap, fracture, splinter, craze, rive Synonyms of 'fracture' fracture Explore 'fracture' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of rupture Definition to break or burst Tanks can rupture and burn in a collision. Synonyms break, separate, tear, split, crack, burst, rend (literary), fracture, sever, puncture, cleave in the sense of rupture Definition to cause a breach in relations or friendship an accident which ruptured the bond between them Synonyms cause a breach, split, divide, disrupt, break off, come between, dissever in the sense of schism Definition the division of a group, esp. a religious group, into opposing factions, due to differences in doctrine The church seems to be on the brink of schism. Synonyms division, break, split, breach, separation, rift, splintering, rupture, discord, disunion in the sense of separate Definition to part or be parted from a mass or group The nose section separates from the fuselage. Synonyms come apart, split, break off, come away in the sense of splinter Definition to break or be broken into small sharp fragments The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces. Synonyms shatter, split, fracture, shiver (archaic, literary), disintegrate, break into fragments, smash into smithereens
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