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come apart

/kʌm əˈpɑːrt/

翻译: 指物体破碎、散开或分离;也用于比喻人情绪崩溃、失去控制,或计划彻底失败。

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/kʌm əˈpɑːrt/B2informal
  • zh指物体破碎、散开或分离;也用于比喻人情绪崩溃、失去控制,或计划彻底失败。

To break into pieces, separate, or disintegrate physically; also used figuratively to describe a person losing emotional control or a plan failing completely.

  1. Break into piecesB1informal

    To separate or disintegrate into parts, often due to damage or weakness.

    zh散架

    • The old book came apart in my hands.
    • The toy came apart after just a few days of use.
    • The seams of the dress came apart when she sat down.
  2. Fail or collapseB2informal

    To fail or stop working properly, often referring to a plan, system, or relationship.

    zh崩溃

    • Their marriage came apart after years of arguments.
    • The whole plan came apart when the funding was cut.
    • The team's strategy came apart under pressure.
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