tattering

v.

扯碎，撕碎，使破烂( tatter的现在分词 )；变得破烂；

1. The flag was tattered by a gale.
   旗子被大风刮成了碎布条。

1. The beggar's shirt was in tatters.
   这乞丐的衣服已成了碎片。
2. She replies to my point so convincingly that my argument is soon in tatter.
   她很有说服力,很快就将我的论点驳倒。

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Tattering of Flags under Controlled Conditions
Rose Cloth Tattering from the Barbed Wire
Tattering of flags at different sites in relation to wind and weather
The causes of tattering of flags under natural conditions
Orioles Swing Free, Tettleton Hits 20th In Tattering Tigers
Relation of early splitting and tattering of pistachio nuts to aflatoxin in the orchard.
Exploring the process of deconstruction of used garments in development of a new method called tattering