fall apart

英 [fɔːl əˈpɑːt]

美 [fɔːl əˈpɑːrt]

fall to pieces (英国英语中作 fall to bits) 同 fall apart; 破裂; 散架; 垮掉; 摔碎; （机构或体系）解散，瓦解; （情感上）崩溃

英英释义

verb

• become separated into pieces or fragments
  1. The figurine broke
  2. The freshly baked loaf fell apart
  Synonym:breakseparatesplit upcome apart
• break or fall apart into fragments
  1. The cookies crumbled
  2. The Sphinx is crumbling
  Synonym:crumble
• go to pieces
  1. The lawn mower finally broke
  2. The gears wore out
  3. The old chair finally fell apart completely
  Synonym:breakwearwear outbust
• lose one's emotional or mental composure
  1. She fell apart when her only child died
  Synonym:go to pieces

双语例句

• I thought the whole meeting was going to fall apart but you rescued that situation like a true professional!
  我原以为整个会议要土崩瓦解了，但你就像个真行家那样挽救了局势。
• Every time we disagree, you fall apart.
  每次我们意见不同的时候总是你的错。
• This place would fall apart without you!
  这个地方要是没有你会垮掉。
• Chances that the eurozone might fall apart were once dismissed as unlikely.
  欧元区分裂的可能性曾一度被认为是不可能的。然而现在，像祖里格这样的分析人士说，这真的是可能的。
• You need to know you won't fall apart if you don't have a man in your life.
  你要知道如果在生活中没有男人你不会崩溃。
• You shouldn't act as if you're worried that any disagreement could make the whole relationship fall apart.
  你不应该表现得像你担心任何分歧可能会使关系崩溃。
• This old car is about to fall apart. you'd better sell it.
  这部老爷车快解体了，你最好把她卖了。
• The true test comes when things fall apart.
  出了问题，才是真正考验人的时候。
• If it were not for friction, our houses would fall apart.
  如果没有了摩擦力，我们的房屋就会坍塌。
• When we do not handle unexpected events and the interpersonal elements well, our schedules fall apart.
  当我们没有办法处理好未预料到的事情和人际关系时，我们的日程表开始支离破碎。