Definition of disassemble in English:

disassemble

verb dɪsəˈsɛmb(ə)lˌdɪsəˈsɛmbəl

[with object]

1Take (something) to pieces.
the piston can be disassembled for transport
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘People cannot believe we went down to the ice cap, disassembled the airplane, brought it up one piece at a time and now have put it back together’ said Roy.
- Keyan detached his mechanical hand and disassembled it for cleaning, a disturbing sight for the others, but perfectly routine for him.
- The control arms have been in the car since 1997, and though I've looked at them from time to time, I'd never disassembled them to inspect the polyurethane bushings.
- He disassembled the phone with meticulous care, then scattered the pieces with his foot.
- She disassembled a rifle efficiently, examining the pieces critically then put it back together.
- He said disassembling it for transport to an airport and then flying it across the sprawling country would have taken longer than it took for the British vessel to arrive.
- Back at Vickers, technicians went to work disassembling the plane, replacing engine and prop, while repairing the rest of the damage.
- We'll disassemble the bike, pull all the parts in a sled on the glacier, then dump them in a backpack and carry it to the summit.
- An individual in Canada disassembled the plane for transport up north but this never happened.
- He took his laser pencils and disassembled the camera's innards.
- In some cases, where there is extensive wear on the original bucket walls, this Caterpillar dealer might even disassemble the old bucket and weld in new steel-plate bucket walls.
- I knew that even if you disassemble the machine into millions of small and tiny pieces and you examined each and every one of those parts, it would still not resolve the problem.
- The strike erupted when management closed down one of the factory's three production lines and attempted to disassemble machinery for removal.
- They insisted on disassembling a camera that cannot be taken apart.
- The first powered aircraft was disassembled and stored in a shed behind the brothers' bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio.
- For these works, Cameron disassembles jigsaw puzzles and paints the constituent pieces according to the proportions of the color schemes of corporate logos.
- McManus devoted 512 hours alone disassembling the tractor to prepare it for restoration.
- The segmented motors are disassembled, and the cylindrical cases are cleaned, reinsulated, and refilled with propellant.
- While disassembling the strut, the three noticed that the strut finger lock assembly resembled the metal found imbedded in the tire earlier.
- Instead of shooting, he released the clip, pulled back the weapon's slide, and disassembled the entire gun.
Synonyms
dismantle, take apart, take to pieces, pull apart, pull to pieces, take/pull to bits, deconstruct, break up, strip down
1. 1.1Computing Translate (a program) from machine code into a higher-level programming language.
  it is permissible for a lawful user to disassemble a computer program to determine its interfaces
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you do get any red flags, re-run the batch, clicking the Export rather than the OK button, which will export a shell script that you can disassemble and tweak to track down and correct your problem.
  Rbmake Rocket Ebook and Mobipocket files can be disassembled with a set of command-line tools called Rbmake.
  I have spent the past 2 moths disassembling and rebuilding XP.
  Then after having disassembled and analyzed the code, he simply needs a little patching and he gets a fully functional unprotected copy.
  For one thing, it requires the user to at least partly disassemble both the notebook and the desktop system.

Derivatives

disassembly

nounPlural disassemblies dɪsəˈsɛmbliˌdɪsəˈsɛmbli

mass noun

1The action of taking something to pieces.
the gun required disassembly for cleaning
1. 1.1Computing Translation of a program from machine code into a higher-level programming language.
Example sentencesExamples
- illustrations for the disassembly and reassembly of devices should be provided
- count noun laptop disassemblies were performed by different tech experts
- The careful disassembly and reconstruction was performed with the help of Chinese carpenters and stonemasons.
- Track it throughout its lifetime, from manufacture to disassembly and material recovery.
- While the second scene presented the disassembly, the third illustrated the reconstruction.
- students will spend time in the labs doing analysis and disassembly of programs

Definition of disassemble in US English:

disassemble

verbˌdisəˈsembəlˌdɪsəˈsɛmbəl

[with object]

1Take (something) apart.
the piston can be disassembled for transport
Example sentencesExamples
- He disassembled the phone with meticulous care, then scattered the pieces with his foot.
- Instead of shooting, he released the clip, pulled back the weapon's slide, and disassembled the entire gun.
- We'll disassemble the bike, pull all the parts in a sled on the glacier, then dump them in a backpack and carry it to the summit.
- ‘People cannot believe we went down to the ice cap, disassembled the airplane, brought it up one piece at a time and now have put it back together’ said Roy.
- She disassembled a rifle efficiently, examining the pieces critically then put it back together.
- While disassembling the strut, the three noticed that the strut finger lock assembly resembled the metal found imbedded in the tire earlier.
- For these works, Cameron disassembles jigsaw puzzles and paints the constituent pieces according to the proportions of the color schemes of corporate logos.
- The first powered aircraft was disassembled and stored in a shed behind the brothers' bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio.
- I knew that even if you disassemble the machine into millions of small and tiny pieces and you examined each and every one of those parts, it would still not resolve the problem.
- The segmented motors are disassembled, and the cylindrical cases are cleaned, reinsulated, and refilled with propellant.
- An individual in Canada disassembled the plane for transport up north but this never happened.
- McManus devoted 512 hours alone disassembling the tractor to prepare it for restoration.
- The strike erupted when management closed down one of the factory's three production lines and attempted to disassemble machinery for removal.
- Back at Vickers, technicians went to work disassembling the plane, replacing engine and prop, while repairing the rest of the damage.
- The control arms have been in the car since 1997, and though I've looked at them from time to time, I'd never disassembled them to inspect the polyurethane bushings.
- Keyan detached his mechanical hand and disassembled it for cleaning, a disturbing sight for the others, but perfectly routine for him.
- He said disassembling it for transport to an airport and then flying it across the sprawling country would have taken longer than it took for the British vessel to arrive.
- They insisted on disassembling a camera that cannot be taken apart.
- He took his laser pencils and disassembled the camera's innards.
- In some cases, where there is extensive wear on the original bucket walls, this Caterpillar dealer might even disassemble the old bucket and weld in new steel-plate bucket walls.
Synonyms
dismantle, take apart, take to pieces, pull apart, pull to pieces, pull to bits, take to bits, deconstruct, break up, strip down
1. 1.1Computing Translate (a program) from machine code into a higher-level programming language.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have spent the past 2 moths disassembling and rebuilding XP.
  Then after having disassembled and analyzed the code, he simply needs a little patching and he gets a fully functional unprotected copy.
  If you do get any red flags, re-run the batch, clicking the Export rather than the OK button, which will export a shell script that you can disassemble and tweak to track down and correct your problem.
  Rbmake Rocket Ebook and Mobipocket files can be disassembled with a set of command-line tools called Rbmake.
  For one thing, it requires the user to at least partly disassemble both the notebook and the desktop system.

单词	disassemble
释义	Definition of disassemble in English: disassemble verb dɪsəˈsɛmb(ə)lˌdɪsəˈsɛmbəl [with object] 1Take (something) to pieces. the piston can be disassembled for transport Example sentencesExamples ‘People cannot believe we went down to the ice cap, disassembled the airplane, brought it up one piece at a time and now have put it back together’ said Roy. Keyan detached his mechanical hand and disassembled it for cleaning, a disturbing sight for the others, but perfectly routine for him. The control arms have been in the car since 1997, and though I've looked at them from time to time, I'd never disassembled them to inspect the polyurethane bushings. He disassembled the phone with meticulous care, then scattered the pieces with his foot. She disassembled a rifle efficiently, examining the pieces critically then put it back together. He said disassembling it for transport to an airport and then flying it across the sprawling country would have taken longer than it took for the British vessel to arrive. Back at Vickers, technicians went to work disassembling the plane, replacing engine and prop, while repairing the rest of the damage. We'll disassemble the bike, pull all the parts in a sled on the glacier, then dump them in a backpack and carry it to the summit. An individual in Canada disassembled the plane for transport up north but this never happened. He took his laser pencils and disassembled the camera's innards. In some cases, where there is extensive wear on the original bucket walls, this Caterpillar dealer might even disassemble the old bucket and weld in new steel-plate bucket walls. I knew that even if you disassemble the machine into millions of small and tiny pieces and you examined each and every one of those parts, it would still not resolve the problem. The strike erupted when management closed down one of the factory's three production lines and attempted to disassemble machinery for removal. They insisted on disassembling a camera that cannot be taken apart. The first powered aircraft was disassembled and stored in a shed behind the brothers' bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio. For these works, Cameron disassembles jigsaw puzzles and paints the constituent pieces according to the proportions of the color schemes of corporate logos. McManus devoted 512 hours alone disassembling the tractor to prepare it for restoration. The segmented motors are disassembled, and the cylindrical cases are cleaned, reinsulated, and refilled with propellant. While disassembling the strut, the three noticed that the strut finger lock assembly resembled the metal found imbedded in the tire earlier. Instead of shooting, he released the clip, pulled back the weapon's slide, and disassembled the entire gun. Synonyms dismantle, take apart, take to pieces, pull apart, pull to pieces, take/pull to bits, deconstruct, break up, strip down 1.1Computing Translate (a program) from machine code into a higher-level programming language. it is permissible for a lawful user to disassemble a computer program to determine its interfaces Example sentencesExamples If you do get any red flags, re-run the batch, clicking the Export rather than the OK button, which will export a shell script that you can disassemble and tweak to track down and correct your problem. Rbmake Rocket Ebook and Mobipocket files can be disassembled with a set of command-line tools called Rbmake. I have spent the past 2 moths disassembling and rebuilding XP. Then after having disassembled and analyzed the code, he simply needs a little patching and he gets a fully functional unprotected copy. For one thing, it requires the user to at least partly disassemble both the notebook and the desktop system. Derivatives disassembly nounPlural disassemblies dɪsəˈsɛmbliˌdɪsəˈsɛmbli mass noun 1The action of taking something to pieces. the gun required disassembly for cleaning 1.1Computing Translation of a program from machine code into a higher-level programming language. Example sentencesExamples illustrations for the disassembly and reassembly of devices should be provided count noun laptop disassemblies were performed by different tech experts The careful disassembly and reconstruction was performed with the help of Chinese carpenters and stonemasons. Track it throughout its lifetime, from manufacture to disassembly and material recovery. While the second scene presented the disassembly, the third illustrated the reconstruction. students will spend time in the labs doing analysis and disassembly of programs Definition of disassemble in US English: disassemble verbˌdisəˈsembəlˌdɪsəˈsɛmbəl [with object] 1Take (something) apart. the piston can be disassembled for transport Example sentencesExamples He disassembled the phone with meticulous care, then scattered the pieces with his foot. Instead of shooting, he released the clip, pulled back the weapon's slide, and disassembled the entire gun. We'll disassemble the bike, pull all the parts in a sled on the glacier, then dump them in a backpack and carry it to the summit. ‘People cannot believe we went down to the ice cap, disassembled the airplane, brought it up one piece at a time and now have put it back together’ said Roy. She disassembled a rifle efficiently, examining the pieces critically then put it back together. While disassembling the strut, the three noticed that the strut finger lock assembly resembled the metal found imbedded in the tire earlier. For these works, Cameron disassembles jigsaw puzzles and paints the constituent pieces according to the proportions of the color schemes of corporate logos. The first powered aircraft was disassembled and stored in a shed behind the brothers' bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio. I knew that even if you disassemble the machine into millions of small and tiny pieces and you examined each and every one of those parts, it would still not resolve the problem. The segmented motors are disassembled, and the cylindrical cases are cleaned, reinsulated, and refilled with propellant. An individual in Canada disassembled the plane for transport up north but this never happened. McManus devoted 512 hours alone disassembling the tractor to prepare it for restoration. The strike erupted when management closed down one of the factory's three production lines and attempted to disassemble machinery for removal. Back at Vickers, technicians went to work disassembling the plane, replacing engine and prop, while repairing the rest of the damage. The control arms have been in the car since 1997, and though I've looked at them from time to time, I'd never disassembled them to inspect the polyurethane bushings. Keyan detached his mechanical hand and disassembled it for cleaning, a disturbing sight for the others, but perfectly routine for him. He said disassembling it for transport to an airport and then flying it across the sprawling country would have taken longer than it took for the British vessel to arrive. They insisted on disassembling a camera that cannot be taken apart. He took his laser pencils and disassembled the camera's innards. In some cases, where there is extensive wear on the original bucket walls, this Caterpillar dealer might even disassemble the old bucket and weld in new steel-plate bucket walls. Synonyms dismantle, take apart, take to pieces, pull apart, pull to pieces, pull to bits, take to bits, deconstruct, break up, strip down 1.1Computing Translate (a program) from machine code into a higher-level programming language. Example sentencesExamples I have spent the past 2 moths disassembling and rebuilding XP. Then after having disassembled and analyzed the code, he simply needs a little patching and he gets a fully functional unprotected copy. If you do get any red flags, re-run the batch, clicking the Export rather than the OK button, which will export a shell script that you can disassemble and tweak to track down and correct your problem. Rbmake Rocket Ebook and Mobipocket files can be disassembled with a set of command-line tools called Rbmake. For one thing, it requires the user to at least partly disassemble both the notebook and the desktop system.
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