come apart

英 [kʌm əˈpɑːt]

美 [kʌm əˈpɑːrt]

破碎; 被拆开，被打开

英英释义

verb

• become separated into pieces or fragments
  1. The figurine broke
  2. The freshly baked loaf fell apart
  Synonym:breakseparatesplit upfall apart

双语例句

• If inflation and unemployment get much higher, the whole country will begin to come apart at the seams.
  如果通货膨胀率和失业率继续增长，整个国家就要开始崩溃了。
• That the student is educated equally in the compulsory education stage is the basic value orientation, but the form equality and the substantive equality usually come apart in the realization of it.
  平等是义务教育阶段学生受教育权的基本价值取向，但在权利实现的过程中却存在着形式平等与实质平等脱节。
• She says without telomeres the chromosome and the genes it holds would come apart.
  她说没有端粒，染色体和它包含的基因会分开。
• And even though these things can come across& can come apart slightly under certain scenarios, those details won't matter for what we're about to turn to.
  即便这些东西-，在特定情况下不完全同时发生，这些细节不会干扰到我们将要探讨的问题。
• In summer everything that's supposed to stick together comes apart, and everything that's supposed to come apart sticks together.
  夏天所有该粘在一起的东西都分离了，所有该分离的东西都粘在一起了。
• The credit and economic cycles have come apart.
  信贷和经济周期已经脱节。
• The performance evaluation system and the strategy come apart;
  考核体系与战略脱节；
• The camera just come apart the first time he used it.
  这相机在他第一次使用时就破了。
• The old book has come apart and could not be used any more.
  这本旧书散开了，没法再看了。
• However, the kind of research is likely to come apart with practice and political ideology.
  然而，这种技术相关性很可能与实践脱节或者与政治意识形态完全分割出来。