Sammanfattning
to fragmentize {verb}
bryta ned i små bitar
fragment {substantiv}
bit · stycke · spillra · skärva · stump · fragment · brottstycke · splitter
to fragment {verb}
slå sönder · splittra · splittras · gå itu · gå söner
Synonymer
fragmentize: break up · fragment · fragmentise
fragment: break up · fragmentize · fragmentise
mer (5)Engelsk-svensk översättning av "to fragmentize"
"to fragmentize" svensk översättning
to fragmentize {verb}
to fragmentize {vb} [USA] (även: to fragmentise)
fragment {substantiv}
During a physical autopsy, if you actually have to dig through the body to find these fragments, that's actually quite hard to do.
And what we've done is that we've turned the bullet into a light source, so that bullet is actually shining, and it makes it really easy to find these fragments.
And now it's in there somewhere. ~~~ (Laughter) Now, at this level, in what's called the inferotemporal cortex, there are only visual images, or figments or fragments.
fragment {substantiv} (även: snatch)
The Council has not addressed the question of the application of the protocol to the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons on non-detectable fragments to which all the Member States are party.
to fragment {verb}
to fragment {vb} (även: to dash, to crush, to crack, to chip)
to fragment {vb} (även: to divide, to disrupt, to crush, to shatter)
to fragment {vb} (även: to divide, to shatter, to splinter, to split)
It is separate from the context of the privileges and immunities of other servants of the Union, and must not be allowed to fragment into...
The Commission will increasingly make use of framework contracts with a view to reducing programme fragmentation.
They are quite small, there is not a lot of money in them, but they are in danger of fragmentation if things continue like this.
Registration taxes also involve high costs and reduced competitiveness for the car industry and result in the fragmentation of the car market.
I think we should consider together ways of preventing adopted reports from being made too bulky or fragmented in committees and in plenary.
to fragment {vb} (även: to part)
to fragment {vb}