单词：dismantles
v take apart into its constituent pieces
v take off or remove
dismantle的用法和样例：
例句
- This toy machine gun dismantles easily.这种玩具机关枪很容易拆卸。
- He began to dismantle segregation within the armed forces.他着手拆除军队中的隔离。
- We dismantled the house before knocking it down.我们在拆房前搬空家具。
- We should dismantle our inefficient tax system.我们这个效益很差的税收制度应该废除.
常见句型
- The machinist dismantled the machine to see where the problem is.机械师拆开机器，看问题出在哪。
- The new government set about dismantling their predecessors' legislation.新政府正着手废除其前任所制定的法律。
词汇搭配
- ability to dismantle拆卸能力
经典引文
Causing all the walls of it to be dismantelled, he razed the place quite to the ground.
出自：H. CoganWatching tents being put up and dismantled.
出自：A. BrooknerWhen Great Britain dismantled the British Empire it gave the land back to the original owners.
出自：Observer
- disassemble解开
- demolish拆毁
- undo解开
- take apart拆卸
- wreck使…失事
- break up结束，散会
- take down记下，写下
- pull down拉下
- pull to pieces 把 ... 撕成碎片(...
- pull apart把 ... 拉开(或拆开...
- take to pieces拆散(拆卸)
- strip down脱去
- knock down击倒
- apart相距
- take拿
- strip剥去
- break apart分裂；解体
- level数量
- rase <古>擦掉
- tear down拆除
- raze夷为平地
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