disassemble
意味: To take apart a machine, structure, or object into its component parts, typically with the intention of reassembly, repair, or inspection.
Disassemble is more technical and precise than 'dismantle,' implying that the process is methodical and that the parts could potentially be put back together. It is the standard term in engineering, manufacturing, and technical manuals. Unlike 'dismantle,' it rarely carries figurative or political connotations — you disassemble an engine but dismantle a policy. In computing, 'disassemble' also refers to converting machine code back into assembly language.
例文
- The mechanic disassembled the gearbox to identify the source of the persistent grinding noise. 机械师拆卸了变速箱,以查明持续异响的根源。El mecánico desmontó la caja de cambios para localizar el origen del ruido de rozamiento persistente.整備士はしつこい異音の原因を突き止めるためにギアボックスを分解した。정비사는 지속적인 마찰음의 원인을 파악하기 위해 기어박스를 분해했다.
- The exhibition space had to be completely disassembled and reconfigured between installations. 展览空间必须在不同展品之间完全拆卸并重新配置。El espacio de exposición tuvo que ser completamente desmontado y reconfigurado entre cada instalación.展示スペースはインスタレーションの入れ替えのたびに完全に分解し再構成する必要があった。전시 공간은 설치물 교체 때마다 완전히 분해하고 재구성해야 했다.
- The flat-pack furniture could be disassembled for transport and rebuilt at the new premises. 这套平板家具可以拆卸运输,然后在新址重新组装。El mueble en kit podía desmontarse para el transporte y reconstruirse en las nuevas instalaciones.その組み立て式家具は輸送のために分解し、新しい場所で再度組み立てることができた。그 조립식 가구는 운반을 위해 분해하고 새 장소에서 다시 조립할 수 있었다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: professional, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From dis- (apart, reversal) + assemble, from Old French assembler (to bring together), from Latin assimulare (to make similar, to gather). Entered English in the early 17th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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