Usage of "falling apart"

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Separation of assembled components of a physical system, either intentionally or not.

Ús de falling apart en anglès

Now his first task, many think, is to stop Labour falling apart. 
 The Guardian 

Delays in FTC internal proceedings generally end in the deal falling apart. 
 Reuters 

But their world is falling apart, thanks to shifting gold market dynamics. 
 Reuters 

But now it is all falling apart even before the great day. 
 The Guardian 

But on the surface, the strategy appears to be quickly falling apart. 
 The Guardian 

The place was a ruin, haggard and falling apart, leaking water everywhere. 
 The saint of dragons 

Things are in a very tough landscape, often kind of falling apart. 
 The new yorker 

They were basically saying, You don't want us falling apart, do you? 
 Obama's wars 

But Kinski is falling apart; there is nothing holding him together anymore. 
 Conquest of the Useless 

My best friend is falling apart right in front of my eyes. 
 Black is the new white 

We can't have him falling apart on us right near the end.' 
 City of lies 

The relationship with Melissa was falling apart, and for the last time. 
 Big bosoms and square jaws 

But why are you so sure the Iranian program is falling apart? 
 The increment: a novel 

The place is falling apart, but it has a lot of charm. 
 The cottage 

Do you remember how Thornton Lofthouse coped with the performance falling apart? 
 Radio NZ 

Clearly I was falling apart, sliding rapidly downhill into gray, empty madness. 
 Dexter in the Dark 

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Translations for falling apart

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Falling apart a través del temps

Falling apart per variant geogràfica

Austràlia

Comú

Sudàfrica

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Comú

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Significats de falling apart en anglès