English → English - fragment

v. be broken into fragments; break into pieces, separate into fragments
n. fragment, piece, part, fraction; segment; sliver
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English → Spanish - fragment

v. romperse en trocitos, despedazarse; fragmentar, cuartear, dividir, fraccionar
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English → French - fragment

v. éclater en morceaux, casser en morceaux, fragmenter, s'effondrer
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English → German - fragment

v. splittern; zerbrechen, zerbröckeln; teilen
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English → Indonesian - fragment

v. memotong-motong, menyerpih, membagi menjadi kepingan-kepingan
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English → Italian - fragment

v. saccheggiare; suddividere
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English → Polish - fragment

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English → Portuguese - fragment

v. estilhaçar; quebrar em pedacinhos; fragmentar; partir; arrebentar-se
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English → Romanian - fragment

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Romanian → English - fragment
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English → Dutch - fragment

ww. deel, stuk; in stukken breken, breken
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French → Spanish - fragment

3. (signe) pizca (f); chispa (f) 4. (texte) fragmento (m)
5. (textiles) jirón (m) 6. (matière) fragmento (m)
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French → German - fragment

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French → Italian - fragment

3. (signe) briciolo (m); frammento (m); atomo (m) 4. (texte) frammento (m)
5. (textiles) brandello (m) 6. (matière) frammento (m)
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French → Portuguese - fragment

3. (signe) vestígio (m); ponta (f) 4. (texte) fragmento (m); passagem (f); extrato (m)
5. (textiles) retalho (m); pedacinho (m) 6. (matière) fragmento (m)
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Dutch → French - fragment

3. (boeken) extrait (m); passage (m); morceau (m)
4. (materiaal) fragment (m); bout (m); petit morceau (m)
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French → Dutch - fragment

3. (signe) greintje (n); flard (m/f); zweem (m) 4. (texte) fragment (n)
5. (textiles) reepje (n); stukje (n) 6. (matière) fragment (n); brokstuk (n); stuk (n)
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Definition of fragment

Noun
1. A part broken off; a small, detached portion; an imperfect part; as, a fragment of an ancient writing.
2. A sentence not containing a subject or a predicate.
3. An incomplete portion of code.
Verb
4. To break apart.
5. To cause to be broken into pieces.
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