took apart (Meaning)

took apart

to disconnect the pieces of (something), to treat (someone or something) roughly or harshly

The mechanic took apart the engine to perform a thorough inspection.
Scientists took apart the ancient artifact to study its intricate design.
The child took apart his toy car to see how it worked.
I took apart the old lamp to replace a faulty wire.
The detective took apart the crime scene to gather evidence.
Engineers took apart the spacecraft to make necessary repairs.
Curiosity took apart the clock to satisfy his desire to understand its mechanism.
Thieves took apart the security system to gain access to the vault.
The artist took apart his painting to recreate it in a different style.
Archaeologists took apart the ancient ruins to uncover hidden chambers.

to disconnect the pieces of (something), to treat (someone or something) roughly or harshly

messed over, tortured,abused, bullied, violated, misused, manhandled, oppressed, ill-used, outraged

cared (for), favored,cherished, fostered, nurtured, pampered,catered (to), spoilt, spoiled, coddled

The mechanic took apart the engine to perform a thorough inspection.

Scientists took apart the ancient artifact to study its intricate design.

The child took apart his toy car to see how it worked.

I took apart the old lamp to replace a faulty wire.