Related to word: tear
片語動詞
to demolish or bring down a structure or room
They plan to tear the old warehouse apart this weekend.
After the match, the team's performance made fans feel that the squad was being torn apart.
She decided not to repair the old garage but to tear it apart completely instead.
to divide a previously united group, such as a family, country, or political party, causing internal disputes or conflicts
The argument nearly tore the family apart.
The implementation of this policy might tear the party apart from within.
Divergent opinions and ideologies gradually tore the group apart.
to pull something apart with force, causing it to break into multiple pieces
The kids tore the paper apart into many small pieces.
She tore the envelope apart, spilling the contents everywhere.
The branches were torn apart by the force of the storm.