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'''come apart''' (''destroy, damage, dectruct, divide'') - psuć się, rozkładać, rozpaść się, dzielić, niszczeć. | '''come apart''' (''destroy, damage, dectruct, divide'') - psuć się, rozkładać, rozpaść się, dzielić, niszczeć. | ||
| − | # ''The roof of the old building is starting to '''come apart''' and needs to be replaced.'' | + | # ''The roof of the old building is starting to '''come apart''' and needs to be replaced.'' [to damage] |
| − | # ''When you cook a sausage, the skin sometimes breaks and the ground meat '''comes apart'''.'' | + | # ''When you cook a sausage, the skin sometimes breaks and the ground meat '''comes apart'''.'' [goes out the sausage] |
| − | # ''The freshly baked pie '''came apart.''''' | + | # ''The freshly baked pie '''came apart.''''' [broke] |
| − | # ''I think that the pressures will get so tremendous that the social contract will just '''come apart'''.'' | + | # ''I think that the pressures will get so tremendous that the social contract will just '''come apart'''.'' [will just break] |
| − | # ''My shoes will '''come apart''' soon at the seams.'' | + | # ''My shoes will '''come apart''' soon at the seams.'' [will be ] |
| − | # ''I picked up the book and it '''came apart''' in my hands.'' | + | # ''I picked up the book and it '''came apart''' in my hands.'' [it broke] |
| − | # ''After IIWW Germany '''came apart''' into two | + | # ''After IIWW Germany '''came apart''' into two separate countries.'' [was divided] |
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Wersja z 23:20, 25 gru 2015
come apart (destroy, damage, dectruct, divide) - psuć się, rozkładać, rozpaść się, dzielić, niszczeć.
- The roof of the old building is starting to come apart and needs to be replaced. [to damage]
- When you cook a sausage, the skin sometimes breaks and the ground meat comes apart. [goes out the sausage]
- The freshly baked pie came apart. [broke]
- I think that the pressures will get so tremendous that the social contract will just come apart. [will just break]
- My shoes will come apart soon at the seams. [will be ]
- I picked up the book and it came apart in my hands. [it broke]
- After IIWW Germany came apart into two separate countries. [was divided]
