dismantling

• 指拆开或拆除某物的动作，如机器、结构或组织；也指废除、取消某种制度、安排或组织。

A noun referring to the act of taking something apart, such as a piece of machinery or a structure.

1. Taking apartB2formal

   The process of separating something into its component parts, especially a machine or structure.

   拆卸

   • The dismantling of the old engine took several hours.
   • Workers began the careful dismantling of the scaffolding.
   • The dismantling of the factory was completed ahead of schedule.

   同义词deconstructiondisassemblystrippingtaking apart

   反义词assemblybuildingconstructionerectioninstallation

• 动词，指将结构、机械或系统拆开或拆除，通常按部件进行；也指废除或摧毁某种制度、组织等。

A verb used to indicate the act of taking apart or disassembling a structure, machine, or system, often piece by piece.

1. Take apartB2formal

   To take a machine or structure apart into its separate pieces.

   拆开

   • The mechanic dismantled the engine to find the problem.
   • They dismantled the old shed in the backyard.
   • The team carefully dismantled the scaffolding after the event.

   同义词break downdeconstructdisassembleknock downstriptake aparttear down

   反义词assemblebuildconstruct

2. End or destroyC1formal

   To gradually end a system, organization, or set of rules.

   废除

   • The government plans to dismantle the outdated regulatory system.
   • They worked to dismantle the monopoly in the industry.
   • The new CEO dismantled the old management structure.

   同义词abolishdisbanddissolveeliminateendphase outterminate

   反义词buildconstructcreateestablish