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21fragment — fraction, piece, *part, portion, section, segment, sector, division, detail, member, parcel Analogous words: remnant, *remainder …
22Fragment — »Bruchstück«: Das Fremdwort wurde im 16. Jh. aus gleichbed. lat. fragmentum entlehnt. Das zugrunde liegende Verb lat. frangere (fregi, fractum) »brechen«, das urverwandt ist mit dt. ↑ brechen, erscheint mit verschiedenen Ableitungen auch in den… …
23fragment — Fragment, Fragmentum …
24fragment — I UK [ˈfræɡmənt] / US noun [countable] Word forms fragment : singular fragment plural fragments * 1) a) a small piece of a larger object that has broken, often into a lot of pieces The vase hit the wall and shattered into fragments. fragment of:… …
25fragment — 01. He broke his leg, and a [fragment] of bone was sticking out. 02. The little girl got [fragments] of glass in her eye when the windshield of the car was broken by a rock. 03. Grandma loves the Queen, and reads absolutely every little… …
26Fragment — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Fragment (homonymie). Le fragment est une forme littéraire en prose d’une extrême brièveté. La forme, très ancienne, existe dans toutes les langues. Ainsi, vers l’an 1000, la poétesse japonaise Sei Shônagon, dame …
27fragment — (fra gman) s. m. 1° Morceau d une chose qui a été brisée en éclats. Les fragments d un vase. • Tâche encor d ajuster ces fragments ramassés, MAIR. Soliman, I, 6. Terme d église. Petites parcelles de l hostie rompue. Faire la collection des …
28fragment — frag|ment1 [ frægmənt ] noun count * a small piece of a larger object that has broken, often into a lot of pieces: The vase hit the wall and shattered into fragments. fragment of: Police found fragments of glass on his clothing. a. a small part… …
29fragment — m IV, D. u, Ms. fragmentncie; lm M. y 1. «wyodrębniona część jakiejś całości; kawałek, wycinek, wyjątek, urywek» Fragment lądu, gór, alei, ulicy. Fragment rozmowy, publikacji, prozy. Fragment rzeźby, pomnika. Fragment życia. Fragmenty… …
30fragment — {{11}}fragment (n.) early 15c., from L. fragmentum a fragment, remnant, lit. a piece broken off, from root of frangere to break (see FRACTION (Cf. fraction)). {{12}}fragment (v.) by 1788 (implied in fragmented), from FRAGMENT (Cf. fragment) (n.) …
