Fissure
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裂缝, 裂隙
(in geology) a narrow break or crack that partially divides a rock or surface without completely separating it
例子
Deep fissures lined the walls of the crumbling canyon formed by erosion over centuries.
由几个世纪的侵蚀形成的崩塌峡谷的墙壁上布满了深深的裂缝。
A network of small fissures had begun to appear in the aging concrete foundation.
在老化混凝土基础上开始出现细小的裂缝网络。
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裂缝, 裂隙
(in anatomy) a deep groove between parts of an organ or bodily structure
例子
A fissure between two finger bones had developed from repeated microtraumas caused by sports injuries over time.
随着时间的推移，由于运动损伤引起的重复性微创伤，两根指骨之间形成了裂缝。
Ultrasound imaging revealed a fissure separating part of the liver, likely resulting from previous abdominal trauma.
超声波成像显示了一条裂缝将部分肝脏分开，可能是由先前的腹部创伤引起的。
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裂缝, 分裂
a separation between people caused by conflicting beliefs or interests
例子
The board 's decision sparked a fissure between the marketing and finance teams.
董事会的决定在市场营销和财务团队之间引发了裂痕。
Years of mistrust created a cultural fissure within the multinational workforce.
多年的不信任在跨国劳动力内部造成了文化裂痕。
to fissure
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开裂, 产生裂缝
to develop long, thin cracks across a surface under pressure or environmental forces
例子
The ancient statue began to fissure after centuries of weathering.
这座古老的雕像在经历了几个世纪的风化后开始开裂。
Heat and cold cycles caused the pavement to fissure along its edges.
热冷循环导致路面沿其边缘开裂。
