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Meanings of fall apart in anglès

portuguès
dividir
català
trencar-se

Become separated into pieces or fragments.

Related terms
trencar-se
portuguès
desfazer-se
català
esgrunar
espanyol
desmigajarse

Break or fall apart into fragments.

esgrunar

Lose one's emotional or mental composure.

Usage of fall apart in anglès
1
You said Swayne began to fall apart a couple of years ago.
The bourne ultimatum
2
Food and water keep your body together so it doesn't fall apart.
Rock and Ice Magazine
3
There is no good reason why the United Kingdom should fall apart.
The Guardian
4
A deal has not yet been reached and could yet fall apart.
Reuters
5
Fiction: 'Things started to fall apart at home when my brother .
The Irish Times
6
But you can't control if the economy is going to fall apart.
The Irish Times
7
Red lentils fall apart when simmered and are best used in purees.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
8
The whole heterogeneous empire of Austria seemed to fall apart at once.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 17
9
We cannot let Myanmar fall apart as it might undermine regional stability.
Reuters
10
Brad Setser Financial markets also betrayed unease that things could fall apart.
The Guardian
11
The world he had created began to fall apart without his attention.
Monster Hunter International
12
Safety nets can fall apart and I went into a downward spiral.
The Guardian
13
After all, neither of us wants this deal to fall apart now.'
The Naked God
14
Watch them carefully, and remove them if they start to fall apart.
Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
15
All sense of order would be abandoned and life would fall apart.
The South African
16
It was a way of staying busy so she didn't fall apart.
Bungalow 2
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