tear at
US /tɛr æt/
・UK /teə ət/
B2
phr.v.To cause intense emotional pain or distress.
The memory of the loss tore at her heart all day long.
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The Greatest Talk of Jacque Fresco (subs) - The Venus Project
- Then they'd take the clothes off the Christians so the lions could tear at them easy.
Then they'd take the clothes off the Christians so the lions could tear at them easy.
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- And so at this point, we can literally tear at this point, we can literally tear at this point, we can figuratively tear the phone book in half.
And so at this point, we can literally tear at this point, we can literally tear at this point, we can figuratively tear the phone book in half.