英语释义

1. to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces
The child ripped the toy apart. Strong winds had ripped apart many of the little beach bungalows. —often used figuratively
a tragedy/scandal that almost ripped the family apart

2. to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way especially by describing weaknesses, flaws, etc.
Critics ripped the author's latest novel apart. an article that rips apart the mayor's plan

片语

rip the society apart社会分化

rip sth apart撕开

Rip them apart试验摇滚

Til you rip yourselves apart只是个时间问题

rip that couple apart拆散那对情侣

英汉例句

• But now, as the Web and DVRs uproot the way people consume television, and thus rip apart the industry’s business model, the unit is adding advertiser research as a fresh focus of intense inquiry.

  但现在，随着网络和数字视频录像机从根本上替代电视消费方式，传媒业的商业模式被撕得粉碎。 迪斯尼媒体网络公司增加了广告商研究，并将广告商研究作为密集调查中的新关注点。

• Its flexibility makes it easy to rip apart and re-organize such GUIs.

  它的灵活性也使得这样的GUI可以很容易地分开后重新组织。

• We shop for a month, rip apart the packaging one morning, and then forget about it the next day.

  我们花一个月的时间在买东西上，收到礼物的人在某天早上撕开打开包装，然后第二天就忘得干干凈凈了。

• Once you get enough people around the table, rip apart the assumptions that are holding you back.

  一旦让足够多的人聚集到一起，把那些束缚你们的假设拆穿。

• Thus, Europe and Africa move further east, allowing the Atlantic to rip apart during the slide northward.

  因此，欧洲和非洲进一步向东移动，导致大西洋在向北滑动期间被扯破。