splinter
চটা
definition
verb
the soap box splintered
break or cause to break into small sharp fragments.
noun
a splinter of ice
a small, thin, sharp piece of wood, glass, or similar material broken off from a larger piece.
translation of 'splinter'
ছোটো ছোটো কুচিতে ভাঙা যাওয়া,
উপদল,
ছিটে
verb
বন্ধফলক বাঁধিয়া দেত্তয়া
noun
চটা
example
the party had begun to 'splinter' into factions
Palestinians fear the barrier would 'splinter' the State they seek.
The 'splinter' from the broken glass hit Evelyn's right shin, leaving a two-inch gash.
the party had begun to 'splinter' into factions
a 'splinter' of ice
a 'splinter' of ice
Any attempt to expel certain groups based on untrue allegations will be likely to 'splinter' the movement unnecessarily.
Sivar turned away and chipped at a 'splinter' of wood that poked from the window ledge.
Exactly what Brown will do to stop children 'splintering' from society is not yet clear.
His wrists broke as he tried to catch himself, 'splintering' under the weight of the senseless lunks of people handcuffed to him.
There were some 'splinters' of wood in a glass case, the clear surface clouded with age.
Most of the furniture was broken or 'splintered' and everything appeared to be at least ten years old.
A truly complex job, considering American culture has 'splintered' viewer tastes.
Some were popped out of their frames by the force of the exploding jet fuel, but they fell without breaking or 'splintering' .
She looked down at her hands, bloody from the myriad of wood 'splinters' and glass shards that had imbedded themselves in her skin.
At the end of the bed was a cedar chest which was 'splintered' on one side and looked to have been broken into.
All three were being treated for possible glass 'splinters' in the face.
The door fell forward, cracking and 'splintering' violently before being tossed gruesomely to the side.
The thought enraged her further and her fist hit the mirror, shattering it and 'splintering' the wooden frame around it.
Sam and Flick dived aside in the nick of time, just before the entire wooden shelf 'splintered' against the floor.
His right eye has a slight defect due to being pierced by minute 'splinters' of glass.
Their room was filled with glass shards and wood 'splinters' .
Then it chose to throw 'splinters' of wood and what looked like pieces of plastic at us.
She wanted to slam the door shut, to hear the satisfying crack of wood against wood, 'splintering' and breaking.
An X-Ray showed that both bones in her forearm were broken and 'splintered' , and in one place a bone had pierced the skin.
Their bunker was ripped to pieces and 'splinters' of wood were sent sky-high.
He carried a wooden cane that was 'splintered' at the handle so he had a rubber band to keep it together.
Like Alfred Adler, Jung found himself 'splintering' away to pursue his own theories.
Coat wooden handles with boiled linseed oil to help preserve them and prevent 'splintering' and breaking.
The group urged all of Darfur's 'splintered' rebel factions to accept new peace negotiations due to open in Libya later this month.
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