splintering

基本解釋

The truth is that the risks of the euro splintering really have mounted.
事實(shí)擺在麪前：歐元區(qū)四分五裂的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)已經(jīng)顯現(xiàn)出來(lái)。
Obesity in Britain, for example, has increased pari passu with the splintering of families: and now it is never too early to teach children lack of self-control.
例如在英國(guó)，肥胖是和家庭分裂同時(shí)進(jìn)行的：因此現(xiàn)在教育孩子如何自我控制爲(wèi)時(shí)不早。
When a group of supposed reformers left the splintering party this week to set up a new outfit, it could have grabbed the fiscally conservative, business friendly centre.
儅公認(rèn)的改革者們本周離開(kāi)這個(gè)四分五裂的政黨，建立起新的組織時(shí)，它一定贏得了這一財(cái)政保守，商務(wù)友好的中心的興趣。

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A splinter is a very thin, sharp piece of wood, glass, or other hard substance, which has broken off from a larger piece.
If something splinters or is splintered, it breaks into thin, sharp pieces.