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to come apart
[phrase form: come]
01
desarmarse, desmontarse
to disassemble or break into separate pieces
Intransitive
02
venir abajo, desmoronarse
to experience an emotional or mental breakdown
Intransitive
come apart
v
Ejemplo
The toy robot came apart when it fell off the shelf.
The necklace clasp came apart, causing the beads to scatter everywhere.
The old wooden chair started to come apart after years of use.
The bridge collapsed, and the sections came apart, causing a major traffic disruption.
Their relationship came apart at the seams after years of unresolved issues and constant arguments.
