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

• And it might turn out that although, normally, having what matters goes hand in hand with surviving, logically speaking, they can come apart.
  也许结论就是，虽然通常，拥有这些重要的东西和生存息息相关，逻辑上来说，它们是可以分开的。
• 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。
• But at least it allows you to see how the body and the personality could come apart.
  但至少可以让你看到，肉体和人格的可分离性。
• And it might be that these things can actually come apart.
  也许这样事情就一目了然了。
• This new China team is more resolute than previous versions and does not come apart at the first setback.
  现在的中国队比过去的队伍更坚定，也不会刚一遭受挫折就消沉。
• As we saw by thinking about the abnormal case, these things can come apart and we can have Phase D.
  在异常的案例中，这两者可能会分开，就如D阶段。
• 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；
• 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。