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fall apart

/fɔːl əˈpɑːrt/

Traduction: Se désagréger, se décomposer ou cesser complètement de fonctionner ; peut concerner la désintégration d'objets physiques ou la perte de contrôle émotionnel ou de stabilité chez une personne.

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/fɔːl əˈpɑːrt/B2informal
  • frSe désagréger, se décomposer ou cesser complètement de fonctionner ; peut concerner la désintégration d'objets physiques ou la perte de contrôle émotionnel ou de stabilité chez une personne.

To break into pieces, disintegrate, or fail completely; can refer to physical objects breaking down or to a person losing emotional control or stability.

  1. Break into piecesB1informal

    To break or separate into pieces, often due to poor quality or damage.

    frtomber en morceaux

    • The old book fell apart when I tried to open it.
    • The cheap shoes fell apart after only a month.
    • The toy fell apart as soon as the child started playing with it.
  2. Lose emotional controlB1informal

    To become very upset or unable to cope with a situation.

    frs'effondrer émotionnellement

    • She fell apart when she heard the bad news.
    • He fell apart during the stressful interview.
    • After losing his job, he completely fell apart.
  3. Fail or collapseB2informal

    To stop working or functioning properly; to fail.

    frs'effondrer, tomber en ruine

    • Their marriage fell apart after years of arguments.
    • The company fell apart due to poor management.
    • Our plans fell apart when the weather turned bad.
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