tear away
US /tɛr əˈwe/
・UK /tiə əˈwei/
A2
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo remove something violently by pulling it forcefully.
The hurricane tore away roofs and walls from the houses.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo leave a place or situation quickly and with difficulty.
I had to tear myself away from the party to get home at a reasonable hour.
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Taiwan's Best Roast Chicken is Cooked The Ancient Way | Street Eats | Bon Appétit
- So they use scissors to precisionally cut it, or you can get gloves and just tear away.
So they use scissors to precisionally cut it, or you can get gloves and just tear away.
- So they use scissors to precisionly cut it, or you can get gloves and just tear away.
So they use scissors to precisionly cut it, or you can get gloves and just tear away.
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- Or you can get gloves and just tear away.
Or you can get gloves and just tear away.
- So they use scissors to precisionly cut it, or you can get gloves and just tear away.
So they use scissors to precisionly cut it, or you can get gloves and just tear away.
This Is Halloween (From Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas")
- ♪ I am the clown with the tear-away face ♪
♪ I am the clown with the tear-away face ♪
The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman | Summary & Analysis
- But in the climax of the story, she locks herself in the room and begins to tear away the massive swaths of the paper.
But in the climax of the story, she locks herself in the room and begins to tear away the massive swaths of the paper.
- but in the climax of the story, she locks herself in the room and begins to tear away massive swaths of the paper.
but in the climax of the story, she locks herself in the room and begins to tear away massive swaths of the paper.