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

• The performance evaluation system and the strategy come apart;
  考核体系与战略脱节；
• For a long time, moral education cannot touch the sole of cadets, displaying generally at knowledge and action come apart on morality or saying one thing and doing another.
  在当代军校大学生教育中，我们可以清楚地看到道德素质教育和法律意识教育是不能截然分开的，他们相互作用的，而非单向的影响。
• 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。
• The credit and economic cycles have come apart.
  信贷和经济周期已经脱节。
• 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。
• When the theory and the practice come apart falls into the difficult position, by now needed to transform the angle of view or the method, attempts the right of use theory with to practice diligently verifies mutually.
  当理论与实践相脱节而陷入困境时，这时就需要转换视角或方法，努力尝试着使用权理论与实践来相互印证。
• Apart from that, the bilinear equation and bilinear B(?) paper and citation come apart;
  但是在非等谱KP方程双线性B（a¨）cklund变换中这种规则是不成立的。正文与引文脱节；
• How is it that the umbrella has come apart?
  这把伞怎么已经散架了？
• 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。
• 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。