taking apart (Meaning)

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taking apart (n)

the removal of limbs; being cut to pieces

The mechanic meticulously took apart the engine to diagnose the problem.
The scientist carefully took apart the DNA molecule to study its structure.
The child eagerly took apart the toy to see how it worked.
The engineer methodically took apart the prototype to improve its design.
The artist thoughtfully took apart the painting to analyze the brushstrokes.
The detective meticulously took apart the evidence to solve the crime.
The inventor patiently took apart the device to troubleshoot it.
The historian painstakingly took apart the ancient artifact to uncover its secrets.
The chef expertly took apart the recipe to understand its flavor profile.
The carpenter skillfully took apart the furniture to repair it.

the removal of limbs; being cut to pieces

bullying,abusing, messing over,kicking around, mistreating, misusing, ill-using, beating (up), ill-treating, persecuting

caring (for), fostering, caring (for), fostering, gratifying, favoring, cherishing, catering (to), favoring, nurturing

The mechanic meticulously took apart the engine to diagnose the problem.

The scientist carefully took apart the DNA molecule to study its structure.

The child eagerly took apart the toy to see how it worked.

The engineer methodically took apart the prototype to improve its design.