| 词汇 | pull apart |
| 释义 | pull apartpull apart phrasal verbphr v a) pull something ↔ apart to separate something into pieces 把某物分成片[块] Pull the meat apart with two forks. 用两把叉子把肉分开。 b) SAD/UNHAPPY pull somebody ↔ apart to make the relationships between people in a group bad or difficult 使某些人关系紧张，使某些人不和睦 His drinking pulled the family apart. 他酗酒致使家庭不和睦。 c) pull something ↔ apart to carefully examine or criticize something 仔细检查某事物；细致地批评某事物 The selection committee pulled each proposal apart. 选拔委员会仔细斟酌了每个建议。 d) SEPARATE pull somebody/something ↔ apart to separate people or animals when they are fighting 拉开[分开]打架的人/争斗的动物 The fight ended only when the referee pulled the two players apart. 裁判把两名球员拉开，打斗才停止。 e) if something pulls apart, it breaks into pieces when you pull on it 撕裂，撕碎 Examples from the Corpus pull apart• Concrete is extremely strong when compressed but has no strength at all when pulled apart.• But I fear we are now being pulled apart - by commercial pressures and by the changes forced upon the broadcasting environment.• Does the crust separate or pull apart from itself just under the dome?• He succeeded in pulling apart my clenched arms and started on my legs. → pull apart at pull1(PHRASAL VERB) |
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