PHRASAL VERBS con "A" 6

TURN AGAINST something/somebody. --------- The fans used to like the new coach Tucca Ferreti, but they "turned against" him when the team started losing lots of games. Some even booed him. ---------------------- TURN AGAINST something/somebody.

Volverse en contra de algo o de alguien, ponerse en contra. to decide not to like or agree with someone or something, or to make someone do this. (see also: go against).

DRIFT APART. --------- Asia and North America were once joined, but over the millennia, they "drifted apart". ---------------------- drift apart.

Distanciarse, separarse. to stop having a close relationship.

GROW APART. --------- Jenny Rivera and Kate del Castillo used to be close friends, but they’ve "grown apart" over the years. They hardly ever see each other these days. ---------------------- GROW APART.

Alejarse, separarse, irse apartando, irse separando. to gradually become less friendly or become distant.

FALL APART someone. --------- Jhon Sebastian began to "fall apart" after the death of his son. ---------------------- FALL APART someone.

Derrumbarse, desmoronarse, deprimirse. if someone falls apart, they experience extreme emotional problems and cannot think or behave in the normal way

FALL APART somthing. --------- Hey Quito, use strong glue when you put together your model airplane or it’ll "fall apart" when you try to fly it. ------- FALL APART somthing.

Romperse a pedazos, despedazarse, desarmarse, desprenderse, caerse a pedazos. if something falls apart, it breaks or breaks into pieces because it is old or weak. (see also: come apart).

TAKE something APART. --------- Before Jose Ramirez painted his bicycle, he "took it apart" so he could paint each part separately. ---------------------- TAKE something APART.

Desarmar. to separate something into its different parts.

TEAR something APART. --------- Donal said that when the bomb exploded, it "tore the car apart" and left behind a terrible scene of smoking wreckage and burnt remains. ---------------------- TEAR something APART.

Despedazar, hacer trizas, hacer añicos algo. to destroy something that was united (party, country, family, etc. by dividing it into two or more parts that fight or argue with each other.

TEAR somebody APART. --------- The TV reporter said, it just "tears me apart" to see you suffering like this man. ---------------------- TEAR somebody APART.

Hacer sufrir, Romper, destrozar el alma, desgarrar. to make someone feel very unhappy.

TELL something/somebody APART. --------- Kaz said, all the puppies look the same to me. How do you "tell them apart"?. ---------------------- TELL something/somebody APART.

Diferenciar, notar la diferencia. to be able to see the differences between two similar things or people and judge which is which.

COME APART. --------- The CD case "came apart" when Damian was trying to open it, and he couldn’t put it back together again. ---------------------- come apart.

Desarmarse, despedazarse, desprenderse, caerse a pedazos. if something comes apart, it separates into pieces. (see also: fall apart).