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| word | 286 | tear up |
| definition | to tear something in many pieces | |
| example | The woman tore up the divorce papers, in front of the lawyers, in a desperate attempt to get her husband back. | |
| usage | separable transitive physical | |
| level | basic | |
| series | 000 | random phrasal verbs |
| updated | 2010-03-09 | |
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| usage | separable transitive physical | |
| definition | to remove an old road | |
| example | 10 kilometres of the new motorway had to be torn up and re-laid due to bad workmanship. | |
| level | intermediate | |
| usage | inseparable intransitive abstract | |
| definition | to be very sad about something | |
| example | Sally is completely torn up about the death of her parents in that rail crash last week. | |
| level | intermediate | |
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