Disassemble Meaning in English
word
ˌdɪsəˈsɛmbəɫ
dis-uh-SEM-buhl
dˌɪsɐsˈɛmbəl
dis-uh-SEM-buhl
Definition
To take something apart into its separate pieces, usually to repair, clean, or move it.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly formal or technical; often used about machines, furniture, or electronics. Common synonyms: 'take apart', but 'disassemble' is more formal and specific. Not to be confused with 'dismantle' (remove systematically, usually larger structures).
Spanish: desarmar - desmontarPortuguese (BR): desmontar - desarmarPortuguese (PT): desmontar - desarmarChinese (Simplified): 拆卸 - 拆解Chinese (Traditional): 拆卸 - 拆解Hindi: अलग करना - खोलनाArabic: تفكيك - فكBengali: খোলা - খুলে ফেলাRussian: разбирать - демонтироватьJapanese: 分解する - 分解して取り外すVietnamese: tháo rời - tháo raKorean: 분해하다 - 해체하다Turkish: sökmek - parçalara ayırmakUrdu: کھولنا - پرزے الگ کرناIndonesian: membongkar - melepas (bagian-bagian)
Example Sentences
It's easy to disassemble this chair for moving.
basic
Please disassemble the computer before cleaning it.
basic
He learned how to disassemble a toy car.
basic
You should carefully disassemble your phone to avoid breaking any parts.
natural
We had to disassemble the entire engine to find the problem.
natural
If you don't know how to disassemble it, check the manual or watch a tutorial video.
natural