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Shatter Meaning for Kids

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What Does Shatter Mean?

Verb

  • To break something into many pieces.
  • To make something stop working or to ruin it.
  • To break something into tiny bits.
  • To make someone feel very sad or upset.
  • To spread things out in different directions.

Noun

  • A piece of something that has broken into many parts.
  • A small piece of glass or other material that has broken off.

Shatter — Full Explanation

Shatter means to break something into lots of tiny pieces. Imagine if you dropped a toy and it broke into bits.

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Shatter Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
शैटर

shaitar

टूटना

tootna

बिखरना

bikharnā

Shatter Story for Kids

Oh No! What Happens When Something Shatters?

Imagine a beautiful glass ball that sparkles in the sunlight. One day, it slips from your hands and goes “CRASH!” It shatters into tiny pieces, like a million stars scattered on the floor.

But don’t worry! Just like in stories, we can learn from our mistakes. We can pick up the pieces and create something new! Maybe a fun art project or a shiny treasure box!

Remember, even when things break, we can always find a way to make something beautiful again. So, let’s be creative and turn shatters into sparkles!

Frequently Asked Questions About Shatter

What does 'shatter' mean?
To shatter means to break something into many pieces.
How do you pronounce 'shatter'?
You pronounce 'shatter' like this: 'shat-er'.
What is the origin of the word 'shatter'?
The word 'shatter' comes from the Old English word 'sceotan', which means to throw or to break.
What is the meaning of 'shatter' in Hindi?
The word 'shatter' in Hindi is 'टूटना' (Tūṭnā).
What is the meaning of 'shatter' in Kannada?
The word 'shatter' in Kannada is 'ಬರಿಯುವುದು' (Bariyuvudu).

Facts & Quotes About Shatter

Fact: When something shatters, it breaks into many tiny pieces, like glass!
Proverb: Don't cry over spilled milk. (It means don't worry about things that can't be changed.)
Quote: "The only way to do great work is to love what you do." - Steve Jobs