shatter-proof
shatter-proof — adjective
1. made so that it will not break into small, sharp pieces when dropped or struck
made so that it will not break into small, sharp pieces when dropped or struck
The museum installed shatter-proof display cases to protect the ancient pottery.
attributive: shatter-proof display cases
Felipe bought a shatter-proof phone case after dropping his old phone on the pavement.
All the windows in the school gymnasium are made of shatter-proof glass.
The science lab requires shatter-proof bottles for storing dangerous chemicals.
Hui packed her ceramic plates in shatter-proof wrapping before the move.
- shatter-resistant
slightly weaker; implies reduced risk of shattering rather than full protection
- toughened
technical term for glass that has been heat-treated to resist shattering
- safety
used in compounds like safety glass to mean designed not to cause injury if broken
- fragile
easily broken or shattered
文法句型
shatter-proof + noun
be + shatter-proof
用法筆記
Attributive position (directly before the noun) is the most common pattern: shatter-proof glass, shatter-proof case. Predicative use after be or become (this screen is shatter-proof) is acceptable but less frequent.