Fracture
01
骨折, ひび
a crack or break in a bone or other hard substance
例
A fracture is a medical term used to describe a crack or break in a bone or hard substance.
骨折は、骨や硬い物質のひびや断裂を説明するために使用される医学用語です。
02
the act or process of cracking, breaking, or splitting something
例
The sudden impact caused a fracture in the glass.
03
a crack or break in the Earth's crust where one side has shifted relative to the other
例
The earthquake caused several fractures along the fault line.
to fracture
01
骨折する, 折る
to cause the bone to break
Transitive: to fracture a bone
例
A high-impact force, such as a car crash, has the potential to fracture multiple bones.
自動車事故のような高衝撃力は、複数の骨を骨折させる可能性があります。
02
to break physically into pieces, often suddenly or violently
Intransitive
例
The mirror fell to the ground and fractured into countless shards.
03
to break or undermine a rule, trust, or agreement
Transitive: to fracture a rule or trust
例
He fractured the company's code of conduct by leaking confidential data.
04
骨折する, 折れる
to sustain a break or crack in a bone
Intransitive
例
Her wrist fractured when she tripped over the curb.
彼女が縁石につまずいた時、手首を骨折した。
05
割る, 砕く
to cause a crack or break in an object
Transitive: to fracture sth
例
The impact of the fall fractured the ceramic vase, shattering it into fragments.
落下の衝撃が陶器の花瓶を割り、粉々に砕け散らせた。
06
破壊する, 断裂させる
to disrupt and create a state of chaos or disarray
Transitive: to fracture a system or situation
例
The economic downturn fractured the stability of the market, leading to widespread uncertainty.
経済の低迷は市場の安定を破壊し、広範な不確実性を引き起こした。
