to pull apart
[phrase form: pull]
01
撕开, 扯裂
to become shattered, often after applying much force
例子
The two kids fought over the toy until it pulled apart.
两个孩子为玩具打架，直到它被撕碎。
The old fabric was so fragile that it just pulled apart when I tried to wash it.
那块旧布料太脆弱了，当我试图洗它时，它只是 撕开了。
02
仔细分析, 批判性地检查
to carefully and critically examine something
例子
The editor pulled the manuscript apart, looking for any inconsistencies.
编辑仔细检查了手稿，寻找任何不一致之处。
Critics pulled apart the film for its lack of originality.
评论家们因为这部电影缺乏原创性而仔细剖析了它。
03
拉开, 介入以分开
to intervene and separate individuals or animals that are fighting or in conflict
例子
At the family reunion, two uncles got into an argument and family members had to pull them apart.
在家庭聚会上，两个叔叔发生了争执，家庭成员不得不把他们拉开。
The security guards at the concert had to pull apart several rowdy fans.
音乐会的保安不得不拉开几个吵闹的粉丝。
04
分开, 拆散
to cause a separation, typically used for relationships or groups
例子
Financial difficulties pulled apart many families during the recession.
经济困难在经济衰退期间拆散了许多家庭。
Secrets and lies can pull even the strongest of bonds apart.
秘密和谎言甚至可以拆散最牢固的纽带。
05
拆开, 撕开
to forcefully separate something into its individual components
例子
She pulled the old book apart to restore its individual pages.
她拆开了这本旧书以恢复其单独的页面。
The mechanic pulled the engine apart to find the malfunction.
机械师拆开了发动机以找到故障。
