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Meanings of
come apart
in English
Portuguese
dividir
Catalan
trencar-se
Back to the meaning
Become separated into pieces or fragments.
break
separate
come away
split up
fall apart
Related terms
break up
Portuguese
dividir
Usage of
come apart
in English
1
I want to ask whether you intend to
come
apart
like Cosgrove.
2
Durable, lasts for years, won't
come
apart
in water, hot or cold.
3
After two months in the United States, Bourdin started to
come
apart
.
4
The current Coalition could well
come
apart
before the next scheduled election.
5
Never did she imagine, moments later, the whole thing would
come
apart
.
6
Two more marines went up, and the minaret began to
come
apart
.
7
The heels were worn out already, the buckles starting to
come
apart
.
8
Spacecraft that
come
apart
to make forts are not for round trip.
9
When she passes away, will the monarchy
come
apart
at the seams?
10
One had
come
apart
in our first brush with a little riffle.
11
Each pill should
come
apart
in two and have white powder inside.
12
The handle had
come
apart
the first time I tried to use it.
13
This time he thought the mountainside would
come
apart
beneath him.
14
We didn't have time for me to
come
apart
,
or stop to rest.
15
The pitcher had
come
apart
and the lid had gone under the bed.
16
On the third day of snow, the king's host began to
come
apart
.
Other examples for "come apart"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
come
apart
come
Verb
Adverb
Translations for
come apart
Portuguese
dividir
separar
Catalan
trencar-se
trencar
partir-se
partir
Come apart
through the time
Come apart
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common