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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesdesarmar
Pronunciation / Transliteration: desarmar
"Tuvo que desarmar la máquina."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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To take something apart into its constituent pieces.
"He had to disassemble the engine to find the broken part."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late 16th century: from dis- (expressing reversal) + assemble.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "disassemble" is said worldwide
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démonter
Transliteration: démonter
"Il a dû démonter la machine."
demontieren
Transliteration: demontieren
"Er musste den Motor demontieren."
smontare
Transliteration: smontare
"Ha dovuto smontare il motore."
desarmar
Transliteration: desarmar
"Tuvo que desarmar la máquina."
desmontar
Transliteration: desmontar
"Ele teve que desmontar o motor."
अलग करना
Transliteration: alag karna
"उसने इंजन को अलग किया।"
拆卸
Transliteration: chāixiè
"他不得不拆卸这个机器。"
분해하다
Transliteration: bunhae-hada
"그는 기계를 분해해야 했다."
分解する
Transliteration: bunkai suru
"彼はエンジンを分解しなければならなかった。"
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