| 词汇 | tear |
| 释义 | tear verb uk /teər/ us /ter/tore | torn tearverb (PULL APART)B1[ I or T ] to pull or be pulled apart, or to pull pieces off: （被）撕开，（被）撕掉，（被）撕裂 You have to be very careful with books this old because the paper tears very easily.对这么旧的书你得格外小心，因为它的纸张很容易撕破。 I tore my skirt on the chair as I stood up.我站起来时裙子被椅子挂破了。 be torn out of/fromA couple of pages had been torn out of/from the book.这本书有几页被人撕掉了。 She tried to tear a small piece off the edge. I tore off a piece of paper. The dog's claws tore her dress. The sheet tore right down the middle. You need to tear off the top of the packet. Tearing and breaking into pieces apart asunder bobble bobbly break into pieces chip crack disintegration dismantle fall apart fall to piecesidiom fragment fragmentation rip shred snag splinter split sunder tear something apart tearverb (HURRY)[ I+ adv/prep ]informal to move very quickly: 狂奔;疾驰;匆忙行动 He went tearing along the road after the bus.他在路上飞奔着追赶公共汽车。 to move fast speedHe ran back to his car and sped off. raceShe raced over and hugged me. flyShe flew across the room just in time to stop the baby falling off the chair. beltUKTraffic was belting along the motorway. tearA fire truck came tearing down the road. streakBullets streaked across the sky. Moving quickly agility beetle belt bob up bowl down/along something cannonball gallop gun leg make a dash for something make good timeidiom make hasteidiom make off outrun outrush rush scorch scuttle shoot whizz Idiomsbe in a tearing hurry tear your hair out tear someone's heart out tear a strip off someone Phrasal verbstear something apart tear someone/something apart tear someone apart tear someone away tear something down tear into something tear into someone/something tear something off tear off tear something up tear noun[ C ] uk /teər/ us /ter/ tearnoun[C] (HOLE)a hole in a piece of paper, cloth, or other material, where it has been torn裂口；裂缝 Tearing and breaking into pieces apart asunder bobble bobbly break into pieces chip crack disintegration dismantle fall apart fall to piecesidiom fragment fragmentation rip shred snag splinter split sunder tear something apart You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Holes, hollows and dips on a tear USinformal having a period of success: The Sox finished the season on a tear, winning 70% of their last 66 games. tear noun uk /tɪər/ us /tɪr/ tearnoun (FROM EYES)B1[ Cusually plural ] a drop of salty liquid that flows from the eye, as a result of strong emotion, especially unhappiness, or pain: 眼泪，泪珠 tears ofShe cried tears of remorse/regret/happiness/joy/laughter. tears in someone’s eyesDid you notice the tears in his eyes when he talked about Diane?你注意到他谈起黛安娜时双眼满含泪水吗？ reduce someone to tearsWhy do arguments with you always reduce me to tears (= make me cry)?为什么跟你吵架，最后我总是会哭？ shed (any) tearsI won't shed (any) tears (= I will not be unhappy) when he goes, I can tell you!他走的时候我不会难过的，我跟你说！ Vladimir Godnik/GettyImages bring tears to someone's eyes to cause someone to cry or to have tears in their eyes: This song always brings tears to my eyes. burst into tears B1 to suddenly start to cry: 突然哭起来 She burst into tears and started screaming. in tears B1 crying: 哭 I found him in tears in his bedroom.我发现他在卧室里哭泣。 Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production biliary bilirubin bodily fluid bogy break out in a cold sweat gob perspire purulent saliva salivary salivate salivation semen seminal fluid seminiferous slag slaver slobber sweat bucketsidiom sweaty You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Weeping and crying See alsoblood, sweat, and tears tear verb[ I ] uk /tɪər/ us /tɪr/ tearverb[I] (PRODUCE TEARS)US (of eyes) to produce tears: （眼睛）流泪 Why do our eyes tear when we're cutting onions?为什么在切洋葱时眼睛会流泪？ Weeping and crying bawl blubber boohoo break down bucket burst out laughing/cryingidiom close to tears cry eye-watering grizzle have a sookidiom lachrymose lachrymosely mewl tear duct tear something up tear-stained tear-streaked tearful waterworks Phrasal verbtear up tear | American Dictionarytear noun[ Cusually pl ] us/tɪər/ a drop of salty liquid that flows from the eye when it is hurt or as a result of strong emotion, esp. unhappiness or pain: By the end of the movie I had tears in my eyes (= I was ready to cry). The boy had lost his money and was in tears (= crying). tear verb us/teər/past tensetoreus/tɔr, toʊr/ | past participletornus/tɔrn, toʊrn/ tearverb (PULL APART)[ I/T ] to pull or be pulled apart or away from something else, or to cause this to happen to something: [ T ]I caught my shirt on a nail and tore the sleeve. [ T ]I tore a hole in my sleeve. [ T ]Several pages had been torn out of the book. [ M ]She tore off a strip of bandage and wrapped it around the wound. [ M ]He angrily tore the letter up (= into small pieces). [ M ]They tore down (= destroyed) the old building. [ M ]fig. The political situation threatened to tear the country apart. tearverb (HURRY)[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]infml to move very quickly; to rush: She was late and went tearing around the house looking for her car keys. Phrasal verbstear someone/yourself away tear apart something/someone tear into something/someone tear into something tear off something tear noun[ C ] us/ter, tær/ tearnoun[C] (OPENING)a hole or opening in something that is made by pulling apart or away from something else: There’s a tear in the lining of my coat. Examples of teartear There was no visible tear on the cardiac wall. It can cause the metal to tear away from the mould walls resulting in a deformed casting. On the other hand, democracy cannot flourish in a society torn by serious ethnic and religious conflicts. A tear was always visible in the rejected layer. After a hearty lunch together, he shook hands with the students, who were in tears. In this and other cases, the tears and corresponding vocalizations, in concert with the facial expression of distress, are powerful releasers eliciting parental care. A third report stated that the crowd showed much ' composure and resignation, ' and that tears could be seen in its eyes. In yet another sense, a literary work can become a cryptic embodiment of traumatic losses for a readership torn by inexpressible anxieties. A proportion of each leaf was then torn off and the leaves scanned and measured again, from which the actual amount missing was calculated. As more force is applied, collagen fibres straighten until they reach a critical or break point, at which time the tissue tears. Should the material surface structure not be strong enough to resist the impact forces, the material may be torn or its surface otherwise damaged. Planning processes could only follow the same path, torn between ideals and perceptions. The performance in question moved me to tears on several occasions and then jolted me out of myself into laughter in an instant. Revivalists' speech tore down the hedges around literate men's households, publicizing marital conflict to invading ears. A diet of cold and moist things (spiritually, tears) should neutralize the tremendous heat or the arid tumor of pride. See all examples of tear These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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