metallurgy : the interflow of goods and materials > decollate



Contents ·chāi sàn ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·No. 4 ·Distributed set of objects to ·No. 6 ·English Expression ·French Expression ·More results... chāi sàn 　　So what sets distributed Translated by Google No. 2 　　Machine too, had to break up the operation Translated by Google No. 3 　　The family, the collective members of the dispersed Translated by Google No. 4 　　Behavior is not loyal to their marriage breaking up Translated by Google Distributed set of objects to 　　Set of objects to disperse. Such as: The porcelain is the whole set, do not split up. Translated by Google No. 6 　　To family members, partners or organizations scattered. "First moment of surprises," Volume 20: "On this he was certain a day, someone wrote a paper for a certificate of divorce, split up a couple." Qing Li Yu, "flounder kai death": "Who wants to Jinzhao, break up halfway. "heard more than one" Lone Wild Goose "poem:" Who taught you discard the old couple, break up the array words. " Translated by Google English Expression :  deleave,  K. D. knocked down n.:  decollation,  break up,  break down,  stave in,  dismounting,  disassembly v.:  unbind,  unpick,   break up (a marriage, family, etc.),  destructuralize vt.:  ravel,  uncouple,  untuck,  unweave,  fag,  decollate French Expression v.  démembrer, fragmenter, disperser, rompre, casser, dissoudre (un mariage, une famille, etc.), décompléter (un ensemble)