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Verbes d'Attachement et de Séparation - Verbes pour briser et déchirer

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à la rupture et à la déchirure, tels que « fracture », « rip » et « snap ».

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Categorized English Verbs of Attachment, Separation, and Piercing
to break
[verbe]

to separate something into more pieces, often in a sudden way

casser

casser

Ex: She did n't mean break the vase ; it slipped from her hands .

to crack something into multiple parts or pieces

fracturer, casser, briser

fracturer, casser, briser

Ex: When she dropped the porcelain dish , it did n't just break ; fractured into tiny fragments .
to rupture
[verbe]

(of a pipe or similar structure) to burst or break apart suddenly

ouvrir

ouvrir

Ex: Emergency response teams were dispatched to the scene where a gas main was about rupture.
to shatter
[verbe]

to break suddenly into several pieces

briser, fracasser

briser, fracasser

Ex: If you drop it , the glass shatter.
to crack
[verbe]

to break on the surface without falling into separate pieces

se fendre, se fissurer

se fendre, se fissurer

Ex: The painter noticed the old canvas beginning crack, indicating the need for restoration .
to bust
[verbe]

to forcefully break something open or apart

forcer, briser

forcer, briser

Ex: During the renovation , workers needed bust the old brick wall to create more space .
to crumble
[verbe]

to break apart, turning into small pieces

s'effriter, se désagréger

s'effriter, se désagréger

Ex: After baking , the bread loaf had a crust that crumble when sliced .
to chip
[verbe]

to break a small piece off something

ébrécher, égrener

ébrécher, égrener

Ex: chipped a tooth while biting down on a hard piece of candy .
to snap
[verbe]

to suddenly break with a sharp noise

se casser

se casser

Ex: As the wind picked up , the snapped and fluttered in the breeze .

to break into smaller pieces

fragmenter, briser

fragmenter, briser

Ex: By this time next year , the old bridge will fragmenting due to natural wear .

to break or lose structure and unity over time

se désintégrer, se décomposer

se désintégrer, se décomposer

Ex: The neglected relationship began disintegrate as communication broke down .

to fall or break into pieces as a result of being in an extremely bad condition

tomber en morceaux, tomber en miettes

tomber en morceaux, tomber en miettes

Ex: The poorly constructed furniture quickly started fall apart, with joints loosening and pieces breaking off .
to smash
[verbe]

to shatter into pieces

briser, fracasser

briser, fracasser

Ex: In a fit of anger , he threw the plate to the ground , making smash into pieces .
to tear
[verbe]

to forcibly pull something apart into pieces

déchirer

déchirer

Ex: In excitement , tore the gift wrap to see the contents .
to rend
[verbe]

to tear something forcefully

déchirer, mettre en pièces

déchirer, mettre en pièces

Ex: A sudden burst of strength allowed him rend the heavy curtain apart .
to rip
[verbe]

to tear, cut, or open something forcefully and quickly

déchirer

déchirer

Ex: The fierce gusts of wind threatened rip the tent from its stakes during the camping trip .
to snag
[verbe]

to catch something on a sharp or rough object, resulting in damage or tearing

accrocher, accroître

accrocher, accroître

Ex: snagged his sweater on the barbed wire fence .
to rive
[verbe]

to become torn

déchirer, se déchirer

déchirer, se déchirer

Ex: As the pressure built up , the pipe began rive, causing a leak .
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