transitive. To pull or tear to pieces; to pull apart, wrench asunder.
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释义 | the world > existence and causation > creation > destruction > tearing or tearing apart > tear [verb (transitive)] > tear apart (60) to-loukc890 transitive. To pull or tear to pieces; to pull apart, wrench asunder. to-braidc893 transitive. To wrench apart, pull to pieces, rend; also, to tear or snatch away. to-tearc893 transitive. To tear to pieces. to-teec893 transitive. To pull to pieces. to-rendc950 transitive. To rend in pieces. to-breakc1200 To rend, to tear (clothes or the like). to-tugc1220 transitive. To pull to pieces. to-lima1225 transitive. To tear limb from limb, to dismember. rivea1250 To tear apart or in pieces by pulling or tugging; to rend or lacerate. In early use also: †to destroy… transitive. literal. to-drawa1250 transitive. To pull or tear (a person, a person's limbs, etc.) apart, esp. as a punishment or a form of torture; to tear to pieces; to rend… to-tosea1250 to tear to pieces. drawa1300 transitive. To pull or tear (a person, a person's limbs, etc.) apart, esp. as a punishment or a form of torture. Now only with complement, as in p… rendc1300 transitive. To tear or split (something) apart; to rip or break into pieces. Frequently with asunder, (in later use) apart. Also figurative and in… to-rit13.. transitive. To cut or tear asunder. to-rivec1300 transitive. To rive or tear asunder; to split open, cleave. Also figurative. to-tusec1300 transitive. To pull asunder; to dishevel. rakea1325 transitive. To pull apart, scatter; to sweep away, destroy. Obsolete. renta1325 transitive. To rend, tear, pull apart or to pieces (a person or thing). Also: to make (a hole, etc.) by rending. Also reflexive and intransitive. Now… to-pullc1330 transitive. To pull to pieces. Also figurative. to-tightc1330 To pull or draw asunder. tirec1374 transitive. To tear at, tear, pluck. Obsolete. rare. halea1398 Senses equivalent to specific uses of pull or draw. transitive. To pull (a person or thing) apart, esp. violently; to rend; to tear to pieces… lacerate?a1425 transitive. To tear roughly; to cut (esp. flesh or tissue) with deep irregular incisions; to slice; (hence) to tear apart, to rip up. to-renta1425 = to-rend, v. yryve1426 Variant of rive, v.1 raga1450 transitive. To tear, rend (literal and figurative); (now esp.) to tear so as to leave ragged edges, to make ragged. Now rare. to pull to (or in) piecesc1450 transitive. to pull to (or in) pieces: to separate the parts of by force; to take or rip apart; to destroy, demolish; (figurative) to criticize… ravec1450 transitive. To tear, pull; to rake, drag. Frequently with up. Also figurative. discerp1483 transitive. To pull apart or tear to pieces; to divide into parts or pieces. Also figurative. pluck1526 transitive. To pull or tear asunder, in pieces, etc. Also in extended use. rip1530 transitive. To cut, slash, or tear (something), esp. with a sharp instrument. Frequently with complement, as apart, asunder, open, etc. Also figur… decerp1531 for discerp, v., to pull to pieces, divide. rift1534 transitive. To part or divide with a rift or rifts; to crack, cleave; to split apart. Also with apart, asunder. dilaniate1535 transitive. To rend or tear in pieces. rochec1540 transitive. To pull or tear apart. rack1549 transitive. To pull or tear apart, separate by force, break up. Also in extended use. Also figurative. Now chiefly U.S. with apart, up. teasea1550 To tear in pieces. Obsolete. berend1577 transitive. To rend or tear badly. distract1585 To rend into parts or sections; to divide; usually implying disorder or disintegration. Now rare or Obsolete. ream1587 transitive. To pull apart or to pieces; to tear open. Chiefly figurative. distrain1590 To rend or tear asunder. Obsolete. unrive1592 transitive. To tear apart; to split open; = rive, v.1 unseam1592 transitive. To undo the seam or seams of (a garment, etc.). Also figurative, to rip up. outrive1598 transitive. To tear out or apart forcibly; (Scottish) to bring (another person's land) under cultivation without permission. divulse1602 transitive. To tear apart or asunder. dilacerate1604 trans. To tear asunder, tear in pieces. Also figurative. harrow1604 To tear up. Obsolete. tatter1608 transitive. To tear or reduce to tatters; to make ragged; to tear in pieces, mangle. Also figurative. to tatter a kip (slang): see kip, n.3 1. mammocka1616 transitive. To break, cut, or tear into fragments or shreds. Also figurative. uprentc1620 transitive (= rend). divell1628 transitive. To tear, rend, or pull asunder. divellicate1638 transitive. To tear asunder, pull to pieces. Also figurative. seam-rend1647 transitive to tear apart at the seams. proscind1659 transitive. To rend, tear; (figurative) to berate, reproach. skail1768 To rend, spoil. rare. screeda1785 transitive. Scottish, English regional (northern), and Irish English (northern). To tear, rip, shred; to cut. Also with off. spret1832 transitive. To tear, split, or burst (esp. a seam, etc.); to unravel. Frequently with down, up. Also intransitive. to tear to shreds1837 in, into shreds: in or into small fragments. to tear to shreds (also, shred by shred): to rend into small pieces; figurative to destroy, annihilate. ribbon1897 transitive. To tear or cut (something, esp. a garment) to shreds. Subcategories:— reputations, nations, etc. (1) |
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