I. take apart ГЛ. перех.
1. take apart (disassemble):
2. take apart (analyse):
II. take apart ГЛ. неперех.
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Smaller, lighter products can be tricky to take apart, and yield a lower volume of raw materials.
www.wired.com What we need to do instead is to take apart their arguments and demonstrate how wrong they are.
www.telegraph.co.uk This is the capability of the individual to take apart complex problems in order to understand the components in problem.
en.wikipedia.org The 59-year-old man was helping take apart the 200-foot crane when a piece of machinery hit him.
calgaryherald.com It took the artist and several members of his team weeks to painstakingly take apart every bone from the skeleton.
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