splintered

v.

木头、玻璃、石头等（使）裂成碎片( splinter的过去式和过去分词 )；团体分裂，分离出来；

1. I got a splinter in my finger while I was moving the boxes.
   我在搬箱子的时候手指头上扎了一根刺。

1. The waves smashed the boat against the rocks,splintering it to pieces.
   浪头把船冲向岩石，撞成碎片。
2. Several firms have splintered off from the original company.
   从原公司分离出好几个企业。

1. They disagreed with the party's decision,so they form a splinter group.
   他们不同意自己党的决议，于是组成了分裂出来的小派别。

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A Splintered Vision: An Investigation of U.S. Science and Mathematics Education. Executive Summary.
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