US /tɛr daʊn/
・UK /tiə daun/
Tear down that mirror that makes you always look at yourself,
Tear down that mirror that makes you always look at yourself
Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
The new regime had plans to tear down the single spire, as it owed the principle of equality.
The new regime had plans to tear down the single spire, as it "hurt the principle of
I had originally planned to tear down the entire shop myself, but seeing as it was built into that space over half a century ago, I thought it might be better to enlist the help of local professionals.
It was going to cost Shimeyama-san thousands of dollars to tear down and dispose of that shop, and on top of wanting to do something in return for his kindness, I also just couldn't bear to see the shop just get torn down and disappear, and so I did two things.
He's trying to tear down Olympus.
Maybe Wenders is saying that cinema is a new form of communal storytelling, an empathy machine, to quote Roger Ebert, that can tear down all sorts of walls.
Tear down the mountain
You're going to tear down.
Is it okay for the president to tear down the White House without anybody's permission?
I couldn't tear down my garage getting a permit from the city.
Today I heard that they are going to tear down the old stone house across the street.
The mayor decided not to tear down the old house.