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shreds

UK
/ʃrɛdz/
US
/ʃrɛdz/

Translations

shrednoun

shreds

pl

shreds
pl
UK
/ʃrɛd/
US
/ʃrɛd/
He found a shred of paper on the floor.
Он нашел клочок бумаги на полу.
крупицао крайне малом количестве; часто в отрицательных конструкциях
There wasn't a shred of evidence to support the claim.
Не было ни крупицы доказательств, чтобы подтвердить это утверждение.
He found a shred of paper on the floor.
Он нашёл обрывок бумаги на полу.
Synonyms
fragment
bit
piece
sliver
scrap
splinter
slice
Antonyms
whole
entirety
bulk
mass
abundance
shredverb

shreds

shredded
Past Simple
shredded
Past Participle
shredding
Gerund
UK
/ʃrɛd/
US
/ʃrɛd/
измельчитьо бумаге, документах и подобных предметах; часто при помощи шредера
She decided to shred the old documents before discarding them.
Она решила измельчить старые документы перед тем, как их выбросить.
He likes to shred old clothes to make cleaning rags.
Он любит рвать старую одежду, чтобы сделать тряпки для уборки.
разноситьразг.; о резкой и жёсткой критике
The reviewers shredded the novel for its weak plot and shallow characters.
Критики разнесли роман за слабый сюжет и плоских персонажей.
Additional translations
разрыватьо механическом разрыве на мелкие части
кромсать
дробить
раздирать
шредитьсленг; о быстрой виртуозной игре на гитаре и о катании на доске
сушитьсяразг., бодибилдинг
Synonyms
tear
rip
cut
slice
chop
fragment
splinter
Antonyms
mend
repair
restore
reconstruct
reassemble
assemble
preserve
save
conserve
join

Definitions

shrednoun
A small, thin piece that has been torn or cut from something.
He found a shred of paper on the floor.
A very small amount of something.
There wasn't a shred of evidence to support the claim.
shredverb
To cut or tear into small pieces.
She decided to shred the old documents before discarding them.
To play a musical instrument, especially a guitar, in a fast and intense manner.
The guitarist began to shred during the solo, impressing the audience with his speed.
To ride a snowboard, skateboard, or surfboard with great skill or enthusiasm, especially at high speed.
We can't wait to shred the slopes once the first snow falls.
To criticize, attack, or undermine something or someone harshly and thoroughly.
The reviewers shredded the novel for its weak plot and shallow characters.
To reduce body fat and increase muscle definition through diet and exercise; to become lean.
He's been shredding for weeks to get ready for the bodybuilding show.
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