to tear out
[phrase form: tear]
01
拔出, 根除
to forcefully split or remove something from their place or position, often through pulling or ripping
例子
The protesters attempted to tear out the controversial sign from the ground.
抗议者试图从地面上撕下有争议的标志。
02
撕掉, 突然移除
to forcefully and suddenly remove someone or something from a state of mind, normalcy, inactivity, etc.
例子
The sudden phone call tore her out of her peaceful reverie.
突然的电话把她从平静的遐想中拉了出来。
03
冲出, 迅速离开
to depart quickly and suddenly from a location or situation
例子
After the argument, he tore out of the room and slammed the door behind him.
争论之后，他冲出房间，砰地关上了门。
04
逼供, 强行套出
to force someone to talk or reveal something against their will
例子
The persistent reporter tore out valuable insights from the reticent interviewee.
坚持不懈的记者从沉默的受访者那里挖出了宝贵的见解。
05
撕掉, 强行分开
to suddenly remove someone from somewhere or something by force
例子
The police tore the suspect out of his car and slammed him on the ground.
警察将嫌疑人从车里拽出并摔在地上。
