tore znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady tore

• Revivalists' speech tore down the hedges around literate men's households, publicizing marital conflict to invading ears.

• The uprising tore apart existing economic and political networks.

• They have negotiated extreme circumstances that tore at long-held beliefs of who they were, who they had become and how they interacted with those around them.

• Both you read and that tore my picture modify direct object nouns, story and boy ; in (1a) the contact relative clause has no complementizer while (1b) has the complementizer that.

• They were swept into it by one crisis, one shock after another; they tore off their old skin and ended up no longer able to understand the present-day world.

• As armed factions relied heavily on abductions for recruitment, the war tore families and communities apart, in a way that could not be sustained in peacetime.

• He took this map of the world, tore it into almost a thousand pieces, and threw it on the floor.

• She tore it up on the way and distributed the pieces to her faithful followers in the street.