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Dismantle Meaning in English

word

dɪsˈmænəɫ/, /dɪsˈmæntəɫ
diss-MAN-tuhl
dɪsmˈɑːntəl
diss-MAHN-tuhl

释义

To take something apart into pieces, usually so it can no longer be used as before. It can also mean to end or gradually get rid of a system, organization, or structure.

用法与细微差别

Often used for physical objects, like machines or buildings, and also metaphorically for systems or organizations. Common collocations: 'dismantle a machine', 'dismantle a system', 'dismantle a policy'. More formal than 'take apart'; not used for small things like toys.

例句

They will dismantle the old bridge next week.

basic

The mechanic must dismantle the engine to repair it.

basic

They are working to dismantle the illegal network.

basic

After the event, we had to dismantle all the decorations.

natural

The government plans to dismantle outdated regulations.

natural

It took hours to dismantle the complicated furniture.

natural