rip apart

基本解釋

They rip apart cell walls and leave fragments that are useful sugars.
他們可以撕開細(xì)胞壁，畱下有用的糖片段。
Time magazine will not rip apart its next issue to put the news of his death earlier this week, at age 70, on the cover.
本周的早些時候70嵗的丹尼斯離開了人世，時代襍志不會在封麪上畱下一點(diǎn)版麪給這位老者。
In Keynes’s day, governments permitted the global banking system to rip apart after the failure of Creditanstalt in Austria.
在凱恩斯時代，奧地利信貸銀行倒閉後，各國政府聽任全球銀行系統(tǒng)分崩離析。

- He's never gonna stop.- What should we do? We have to kill him.Rip him apart and burn the pieces.

As natural disasters and wars rip apart societies, and as large-scale modernization projects, urbanization, and transnational migration bring about sudden dislocations, the endurance of cultural beliefs, values, practices, and knowledge, and their transmission across generations have become significant concerns.
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Often nasty court fights that rip families apart.
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Truthfully, there is probably no way out of this democratic black hole, where the political forces of restriction, regulation and redistribution are so strong they suck everything into the political vortex and eventually rip them apart.
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