fragmented

UK
/fræɡˈmen.tɪd/
US
/fræɡˈmen.tɪd/
fragmentedadjective
more fragmented
Comp.
most fragmented
Super.
UK
/fræɡˈmɛntɪd/
US
/fræɡˈmɛntɪd/
Translations
The report was fragmented and difficult to understand.
Отчет был фрагментированным и трудным для понимания.
The market is highly fragmented with many small players.
Рынок сильно раздробленный с множеством мелких игроков.
Definitions
Broken into pieces or parts; not whole or complete.
The fragmented vase lay scattered across the floor after it fell from the shelf.
Characterized by a lack of cohesion or unity; disjointed.
The fragmented narrative of the novel made it difficult for readers to follow the plot.
fragmentverb

fragmented

Past Simple

fragmented
Past Simple
fragmented
Past Participle
fragmenting
Gerund
UK
/ˈfræɡ.mənt/
US
/ˈfræɡ.mənt/
Translations
The glass will fragment if you hit it with a hammer.
Стекло раздробится, если ударить его молотком.
The vase will fragment into pieces if it falls.
Ваза разобьется на куски, если упадет.
The rock will fragment under extreme pressure.
Камень расколется под сильным давлением.
Additional translations
фрагментироватьтехн.; о разделении на фрагменты
фрагментироватьсятехн.; о распаде на фрагменты
Definitions
To break or cause to break into fragments.
The glass vase fragmented into tiny pieces when it fell off the table.
To divide or cause to divide into parts or sections.
The committee's decision fragmented the group into opposing factions.
fragmentnoun
Definitions
A small piece that has broken off or been separated from a larger whole.
She found a fragment of ancient pottery in the garden.
An incomplete or isolated portion of something.
The poem was just a fragment of a larger work.
A group of words that does not form a complete sentence; a sentence fragment.
"Because I said so" is a fragment, not a complete sentence.
fragmentadjective
Definitions
Relating to or constituting a fragment; partial or incomplete.
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