n.裂缝；节理
v.裂开（fissure的现在分词）

原形：fissure第三人称单数：fissures复数：fissures过去式：fissured过去分词：fissured现在分词：fissuring

The earthquake caused a fissure to open up in the ground.
地震导致地面上出现了一道裂缝。
Over time, constant exposure to water can create small fissures in the stone.
随着时间的推移，持续的水侵蚀会在石头上形成微小的裂缝。
Geologists study the patterns of fissures to understand the movement of tectonic plates.
地质学家研究裂缝的模式以了解板块运动。
The painter carefully added details of fissures on the old tree trunk, giving it a sense of age and history.
画家仔细地在老树干上添加了裂缝的细节，赋予它一种岁月和历史的感觉。
Due to drought, the soil developed deep fissures, making it difficult for plants to grow.
由于干旱，土壤形成了深深的裂缝，使得植物难以生长。
The surgeon noted a small fissure in the patient's lung on the X-ray.
外科医生在X光片上注意到病人肺部有一条小裂缝。
Years of neglect had left the building with fissures in its walls and ceiling.
多年的疏于维护使这栋建筑的墙壁和天花板上布满了裂缝。
In geothermal energy production, steam escapes through natural fissures in the Earth's crust.
在地热能生产中，蒸汽通过地壳的自然裂缝逸出。
The hiker stumbled upon a hidden cave, its entrance marked by a narrow fissure in the rock face.
徒步旅行者偶然发现了一个隐藏的洞穴，其入口处被岩石表面的一条狭窄裂缝标记着。
The artist used a technique that emphasized the beauty of the natural fissures in the marble sculpture.
艺术家使用了一种技术，突出了大理石雕塑中自然裂缝的美感。