Usage examples with taken apart

be taken apart taken to pieces
تَفَكّكَ

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This is then taken apart again and handed over to the polisher who applies multiple layers of clear lacquer to create its lustre finish.
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The trains of this brand can be taken apart and put together again to build something else.
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They can be taken apart, wrapped up in protective materials and stored in small cases and carried as hand luggage.
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The coffee can then be decanted from the lower chamber; the device must usually be taken apart to pour out the coffee.
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She pulls a handkerchief from her purse which held one of her earrings she had taken apart earlier in the film.
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Then the bailer is returned to surface where it is taken apart, the solids are emptied, and it is cleaned and serviced with new o-ring seals.
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