brittle
brittle 英 [ˈbrɪtl] 美 [ˈbrɪtl]
adj. 易碎的，脆弱的；易生气的
名词复数:brittles
- Something brittle is easily broken. Do you have brittle bones? Then no football or rugby for you.
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- adj. 易碎的，脆弱的；易生气的
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1. All that sun, water and chlorine made your hair dry, rough, brittle, and frizzy?
所有那些阳光、水和氯使你的头发干燥、粗糙、脆弱以及卷曲？
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2. In systems such as this we also often find that there are either no tests around this configuration code, or the tests that do exist are brittle and/or not realistic.
在这样的系统中，我们经常会发现对于这些配置代码没有进行测试，或者尽管存在测试，但它很脆弱且/或不切实际。
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3. The result would be brittle code, because changes to one object would ripple through a graph.
结果可能是一些脆弱的代码，因为对某个对象的更改会传播到整个范围。
- brittle (adj.) "breaking easily and suddenly," late 14c., britel, perhaps from an unrecorded Old English adjective *brytel, related to brytan "to crush, pound, to break to pieces," from Proto-Germanic stem *brutila- "brittle," from *breutan "to break up" (source also of Old Norse brjota "to break," Old High German brodi "fragile"), from PIE *bhreu- "to cut, break up" (see bruise (v.)). With -le, suffix forming adjectives with meaning "liable to." Related: Brittleness.
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