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to dismantle
01
to take apart or disassemble a structure, machine, or object, breaking it down into its individual parts
Transitive: to dismantle a structure
Example
The scientists carefully dismantled the experimental setup to analyze the individual components.
The construction crew had to dismantle the scaffolding once the building was complete.
The mechanic had to dismantle the engine to identify and fix the issue.
02
to remove or take apart clothing or covering from something or someone
Transitive: to dismantle clothing or covering
Example
She dismantled the bed, stripping off the sheets and blankets for washing.
The artist dismantled the sculpture, unveiling the intricate details hidden beneath the covering.
The gardener dismantled the delicate plants, allowing them to soak in the sunlight.
03
to take apart or destroy a structure or object
Transitive: to dismantle a building
Example
The old factory was dismantled to make way for a new commercial development.
The homeowners hired a demolition crew to dismantle the condemned building on their property.
The government decided to dismantle the abandoned building, as it posed a safety hazard to the community.
Example
The scientists carefully dismantled the experimental setup to analyze the individual components.
The construction crew had to dismantle the scaffolding once the building was complete.
The mechanic had to dismantle the engine to identify and fix the issue.
In order to recycle the materials, they needed to dismantle the outdated electronics.
They decided to dismantle the old playground equipment and replace it with new structures.
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