crumble

中英词典

中文翻译：

crumble 英 ['krʌmbl] 美 ['krʌmbəl]

1. 动词：使破碎；破碎；崩溃；土崩瓦解
2. 形容词：易碎的；松脆的
3. 名词：碎屑；破碎的东西

英文翻译：

crumble 汉语词典解释

1. 动词：to break or break something into very small pieces, or to be broken in this way
2. 形容词：easily broken into small pieces; brittle
3. 名词：a small piece that has broken off something, or a small amount of something

词语辨析

crumble 与 collapse 的区别：

crumble 意为"破碎；崩溃"，强调逐渐裂解或瓦解；collapse 意为"坍塌；倒塌"，强调突然倒塌或崩溃。

柯林斯词典

crumble in British English

1. verb: If something crumbles, or if you crumble it, it breaks into a lot of small pieces.
2. verb: If a system, relationship, or agreement crumbles, it comes to an end or fails.
3. noun: A crumble is a dish made of fruit covered with a mixture of flour, butter, and sugar.

牛津词典

crumble in English:

1. verb: Break or fall apart into small fragments, especially over a period of time as part of a process of deterioration.
2. verb: (of a person's resistance) weaken and crumble.
3. noun: A type of dessert made from cooked fruit, typically apples, in a dish and covered with a sweet crumbly mixture.

用法

He watched the dry soil crumble in his hand.

他看着手中的干燥土壤破碎。

The old building crumbled to the ground after the earthquake.

地震过后，那座老建筑物崩塌到地面。

Her confidence began to crumble under the pressure.

在压力下，她的信心开始动摇。

相关例句

1. The cake will crumble if you don't let it cool properly.
2. 如果不让蛋糕适当冷却，它会破碎。
3. Over time, the cliffs slowly crumbled into the sea.
4. 随着时间的推移，悬崖逐渐崩塌入海。
5. His reputation began to crumble as the scandal unfolded.
6. 随着丑闻曝光，他的声誉开始受到破坏。
7. The ancient ruins were so fragile that they seemed ready to crumble at any moment.
8. 古代遗迹如此脆弱，似乎随时都会破碎。
9. The bread was so stale that it began to crumble as soon as I touched it.
10. 面包变得如此陈旧，我一碰它就开始破碎。