Source Word
debris field
Noun
idiomatic
(idiomatic)
Any
area,
non-dependent
of
locale,
space,
or
contour,
that
contains
the
debris
of
wreckage,
impact,
sinking,
or
other
material
that
once
constituted
a
complete
object.
Debris
fields
can
be
found
at
the
site
of
air
crashes,
water
vessel
sinking,
explosions
of
buildings,
collapses,
and
other
events
that
render
a
whole
entity
into
components,
pieces,
or
other
non-whole
items.
Japanese Meaning
（災害や事故後に）残骸・破片が散乱している地域。例えば、航空機墜落や船の沈没、爆発などにより、かつて一体であった物体が複数の破片に分散した現場。 / 残骸が集積・散在している場所やエリア。全体が分解された結果、それを構成していた部分や破片が散らばっている地域。
Sense（1）
(idiomatic)
Any
area,
non-dependent
of
locale,
space,
or
contour,
that
contains
the
debris
of
wreckage,
impact,
sinking,
or
other
material
that
once
constituted
a
complete
object.
Debris
fields
can
be
found
at
the
site
of
air
crashes,
water
vessel
sinking,
explosions
of
buildings,
collapses,
and
other
events
that
render
a
whole
entity
into
components,
pieces,
or
other
non-whole
items.
（ plural ）
