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to pull apart
[phrase form: pull]
01
rozpaść się
to become shattered, often after applying much force
02
rozpaść się
to carefully and critically examine something
03
rozpaść się
to intervene and separate individuals or animals that are fighting or in conflict
04
rozpaść się
to cause a separation, typically used for relationships or groups
05
rozpaść się
to forcefully separate something into its individual components
Przykład
The old sweater just pulled apart at the seams.
The ancient manuscript pulled apart when they tried to read it.
The two kids fought over the toy until it pulled apart.
As they tried to rescue the trapped animal, the net pulled apart, allowing it to escape.
The old fabric was so fragile that it just pulled apart when I tried to wash it.
