break or cause to break suddenly and violently into pieces (使)粉碎;砸碎 [noobj.]bullets riddled the bar top, glasses shattered, bottles exploded. 子弹把酒吧柜台打得满是窟窿,杯子粉碎,瓶子爆裂。 [withobj.]the window was shattered by a stone. 窗子被一块石头砸碎。 ■[withobj.]damage or destroy (something abstract) 破坏,毁坏(抽象物) the crisis will shatter their confidence. 危机会动摇他们的信心。 ■[with obj.]upset (someone) greatly 使心烦意乱,使震惊 everyone was shattered by the news. 听到这个消息,大家都十分震惊。 [as adj. shattering]he found it a shattering experience. 他觉得那是一次令他极为震惊的经历。 ■[withobj.][usu. asadj. shattered](informal)exhaust (someone) (非正式)使精疲力竭 I usually feel too shattered to do more than crawl into bed. 我通常疲惫得只有力气爬上床睡觉。