(transitive or intransitive) to break into pieces; to shatter; to crumble; broken; fragmentary; scattered; garrulous

heartbroken; extreme depth of sorrow

to crush; to smash; to shatter

to smash to pieces; to shatter

to shatter; to smash; to break into pieces

to tear to shreds

offal; cooked minced offal; chop suey (American Chinese dish); incoherent (information); (derog.) asshat; jerk

to pulverize; to smash to bits

scattered and smashed (idiom)

gravel; crushed rock; rock debris

(lit.) torn body and crushed bones (idiom); (fig.) to die horribly; to sacrifice one's life

(idiom) to cut up sb's body into thousands of pieces (a hyperbolic threat)

to pulverize; to crush

trifling; trivial; tedious; inconsequential

to disintegrate; to shatter into small pieces

to crush to pieces

to smash to pieces

fragments; particles

to chop

to crush (sth) in one's hand

brittle; fragile

to crumble

small diamonds; melee (small diamonds used in embellishing mountings for larger gems); splints (sharp-pointed diamond splinters); clatersal (small diamond splints from which diamond powder is produced by crushing)

to mince

loquacious; garrulous; wordy

to pound into pieces; to mash

to crush; to crumble into pieces

in fragments

to destroy in an explosion; to break (by bombing)

lackey

fragment

dismembered body

fractal (math.)

see 碎碎念[sui4 sui4 nian4]

to drop and smash; broken

flecks; particles; bits; fine powder

small quick steps

ground meat; mincemeat

to grind up

fragments; bits and pieces

scattered and fragmentary; scraps; odds and ends

piece of shit; scumbag

erhua variant of 碎塊|碎块[sui4 kuai4]

clastic rock (geology)

shred

to sound like a broken record; to prattle; to nag; to mutter

paper shredder

crash cymbal (drum kit component)

pulverizer; grinder