Definition of shattered in English:

shattered

adjective ˈʃatədˈʃædərd

1Very upset.
he was said to be absolutely shattered after losing his job
Synonyms
worried, upset, distressed, fraught, devastated
2British informal Exhausted.
I usually feel too shattered to do more than crawl into bed
Example sentencesExamples
- At least I get to see my nieces for a few hours near to Christmas this way… we might be shattered after the journey but it will be happy shattered.
- Anyway, nothing happening, France attacking but everyone's shattered apart from Ribery.
Synonyms
tired out, worn out, weary, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, ready to drop, on one's last legs, asleep on one's feet, drained, fatigued, enervated, debilitated, spent
exhausted, tired out, worn out, weary, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, ready to drop, on one's last legs, asleep on one's feet, drained, fatigued, enervated, debilitated, spent

Definition of shattered in US English:

shattered

adjectiveˈʃædərdˈSHadərd

1Broken into many pieces.
a snaky line of shattered glass
Example sentencesExamples
- An Army officer whose legs were shattered by a Taliban bomb has become the first British woman soldier to lose a limb in Afghanistan or Iraq.
- The blast destroyed the workshop and shattered windows in nearby houses.
- The land caved into the depths below and the waters of the ocean rushed over the shattered remains.
- Firefighters were called to the scene, extinguished most of the blaze and pulled the pair through the shattered front windscreen.
- The shattered skull of his father displayed what would identify him - a row of gold teeth.
- They must see the burned flesh and the shattered bodies.
- James didn't just stop Cheryl from going to the doctor with a shattered arm.
- Meanwhile, seven police personnel were injured, while all the windows on the front of Manggarai police headquarters were shattered.
- The tibia portion broke in half at his heel bone, which was shattered.
- The resulting explosion killed the crew, destroyed the bridge and a nearby house, and shattered windows up to a mile away.
- The next six months were spent in hospital, undergoing extensive head and brain surgery to re-build his shattered skull.
- The strength of this explosion was such that the windows of most neighbouring shops were shattered too.
- The illustrations are not meant to be accurate renditions of the ruined docks or the shattered tobacco factory.
- On July 9, 1984, York Minster was hit by a devastating fire, leaving its famous rose window in shattered fragments.
- Hungarian Karoly Takacs learned to use his left hand after his right was shattered by a grenade - and won gold in pistol shooting.
- The gunmen fired mostly at random, striking cops and monks alike; the windows in several vehicles shattered.
- Then arose the cries of the maimed and suffering; the few who remained unhurt hastened to escape from the shattered cars.
- Today it is a shattered edifice, with bloodstains on the floor.
- Fellow hostess Simone Irwin couldn't make it due to a skiing accident - a shattered upper arm.
- The government swiftly had to restore order to meet its citizens ' pressing needs and rebuild its shattered infrastructure.
1. 1.1 (of something abstract) damaged or destroyed.
  a pale illusion of their shattered dreams
  Example sentencesExamples
  Orman knows more than most how easily dreams can be shattered.
  His belief in the whole system was shattered.
  My meditation on the awakening day is shattered.
  We are not unique… all these other people have had their lives shattered by tragedy, too.
  The delicate coalition Bush put together in 2004 is shattered.
  Hall has talent, but his confidence might have been shattered by a late-season benching.
  God was with us all that day, no injuries, but some shattered nerves for a few people.
  I have been shattered by the whole ordeal.
  That was the first time in my life that my faith was truly shattered.
  Now, their world has been cruelly shattered.
  In a world of magic and sorcery a generation of peace is about to be shattered by a seemingly unstoppable invader.
  Energy Minister Brian Wilson today unveiled a "powerful" £ 40 million rescue package for the shattered mining community in Selby.
  But the amicable atmosphere was about to be shattered.
  That peace, Brecht knew, was about to be shattered.
  Sadly, for those of a Welsh persuasion, those dreams were rudely shattered within minutes of the resumption.
  A shattered church does not mean a shattered faith.
  Here, lives are shattered, not cohesive.
  The old order was shattered by the losses of the First World War.
  My childhood image of him was shattered.
  This history accounts for a novel whose pages are littered with sad, shattered families.
2. 1.2British informal Exhausted.
  I usually feel too shattered to do more than crawl into bed
  Example sentencesExamples
  For some reason feel very shattered.
  Time off is good for you if you're shattered.
  I was drained and shattered.
  Sneering with disdain at the shattered panel of tasters, I calmly filled another glass.
  I'm just a tad shattered.
  By the time they scale the building they would probably be too shattered to do anything anyway.
  I don't remember, just that he was absolutely shattered by the end of it!
  They must have been exhausted by the end, but probably not as physically shattered as the performers themselves.
  He said: "I go after work and am absolutely shattered by the time I get home."
  After training every day, I was so shattered I was going to my bed.
  I came out of that feeling rather shattered.
  Synonyms
  tired out, worn out, weary, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, ready to drop, on one's last legs, asleep on one's feet, drained, fatigued, enervated, debilitated, spent

单词	shattered
释义	Definition of shattered in English: shattered adjective ˈʃatədˈʃædərd 1Very upset. he was said to be absolutely shattered after losing his job Synonyms worried, upset, distressed, fraught, devastated 2British informal Exhausted. I usually feel too shattered to do more than crawl into bed Example sentencesExamples At least I get to see my nieces for a few hours near to Christmas this way… we might be shattered after the journey but it will be happy shattered. Anyway, nothing happening, France attacking but everyone's shattered apart from Ribery. Synonyms tired out, worn out, weary, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, ready to drop, on one's last legs, asleep on one's feet, drained, fatigued, enervated, debilitated, spent exhausted, tired out, worn out, weary, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, ready to drop, on one's last legs, asleep on one's feet, drained, fatigued, enervated, debilitated, spent Definition of shattered in US English: shattered adjectiveˈʃædərdˈSHadərd 1Broken into many pieces. a snaky line of shattered glass Example sentencesExamples An Army officer whose legs were shattered by a Taliban bomb has become the first British woman soldier to lose a limb in Afghanistan or Iraq. The blast destroyed the workshop and shattered windows in nearby houses. The land caved into the depths below and the waters of the ocean rushed over the shattered remains. Firefighters were called to the scene, extinguished most of the blaze and pulled the pair through the shattered front windscreen. The shattered skull of his father displayed what would identify him - a row of gold teeth. They must see the burned flesh and the shattered bodies. James didn't just stop Cheryl from going to the doctor with a shattered arm. Meanwhile, seven police personnel were injured, while all the windows on the front of Manggarai police headquarters were shattered. The tibia portion broke in half at his heel bone, which was shattered. The resulting explosion killed the crew, destroyed the bridge and a nearby house, and shattered windows up to a mile away. The next six months were spent in hospital, undergoing extensive head and brain surgery to re-build his shattered skull. The strength of this explosion was such that the windows of most neighbouring shops were shattered too. The illustrations are not meant to be accurate renditions of the ruined docks or the shattered tobacco factory. On July 9, 1984, York Minster was hit by a devastating fire, leaving its famous rose window in shattered fragments. Hungarian Karoly Takacs learned to use his left hand after his right was shattered by a grenade - and won gold in pistol shooting. The gunmen fired mostly at random, striking cops and monks alike; the windows in several vehicles shattered. Then arose the cries of the maimed and suffering; the few who remained unhurt hastened to escape from the shattered cars. Today it is a shattered edifice, with bloodstains on the floor. Fellow hostess Simone Irwin couldn't make it due to a skiing accident - a shattered upper arm. The government swiftly had to restore order to meet its citizens ' pressing needs and rebuild its shattered infrastructure. 1.1 (of something abstract) damaged or destroyed. a pale illusion of their shattered dreams Example sentencesExamples Orman knows more than most how easily dreams can be shattered. His belief in the whole system was shattered. My meditation on the awakening day is shattered. We are not unique… all these other people have had their lives shattered by tragedy, too. The delicate coalition Bush put together in 2004 is shattered. Hall has talent, but his confidence might have been shattered by a late-season benching. God was with us all that day, no injuries, but some shattered nerves for a few people. I have been shattered by the whole ordeal. That was the first time in my life that my faith was truly shattered. Now, their world has been cruelly shattered. In a world of magic and sorcery a generation of peace is about to be shattered by a seemingly unstoppable invader. Energy Minister Brian Wilson today unveiled a "powerful" £ 40 million rescue package for the shattered mining community in Selby. But the amicable atmosphere was about to be shattered. That peace, Brecht knew, was about to be shattered. Sadly, for those of a Welsh persuasion, those dreams were rudely shattered within minutes of the resumption. A shattered church does not mean a shattered faith. Here, lives are shattered, not cohesive. The old order was shattered by the losses of the First World War. My childhood image of him was shattered. This history accounts for a novel whose pages are littered with sad, shattered families. 1.2British informal Exhausted. I usually feel too shattered to do more than crawl into bed Example sentencesExamples For some reason feel very shattered. Time off is good for you if you're shattered. I was drained and shattered. Sneering with disdain at the shattered panel of tasters, I calmly filled another glass. I'm just a tad shattered. By the time they scale the building they would probably be too shattered to do anything anyway. I don't remember, just that he was absolutely shattered by the end of it! They must have been exhausted by the end, but probably not as physically shattered as the performers themselves. He said: "I go after work and am absolutely shattered by the time I get home." After training every day, I was so shattered I was going to my bed. I came out of that feeling rather shattered. Synonyms tired out, worn out, weary, dog-tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, ready to drop, on one's last legs, asleep on one's feet, drained, fatigued, enervated, debilitated, spent
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