1.崩溃,土崩瓦解
1.to break because of being old or badly made
2.to lose control of your emotions and become unable to deal with a difficult situation
3.if something such as an organization, agreement, or relationship falls apart, it no longer continues
1.The fundamental incongruities that led the old Sudan to fall apart seem to have been passed down directly to its offspring.
导致老苏丹分崩离析的根本不适应，似乎已通过直接到它的后代。
2.The biggest auto race of the year is ready to start. All the drivers are ready to go for broke and drive their cars until they fall apart.
本年度最大的汽车竞赛准备开始了。所有的车手都已经准备好孤注一掷，开着他们的汽车直到分开为止。
3.Light air has floated with the wind when getting up, to fall apart , that has also been poplar blossom.
轻风起来时，点点随风飘散，那更是杨花了。
4.Far from contributing to marital breakdowns, the working wife is up to 50 per cent less likely to see her marriage fall apart.
上班不但不会导致家庭破碎，外出工作的妻子婚姻破裂的风险还可能减少50%。
5.To the degree that Europe unites into a group status, to such a degree the United States may fall apart.
欧洲统一成联盟的程度是多少，美国未来将分裂的程度也将是多少。
6.There was an actual sensation of the body beginning to fall apart.
真有一种身体开始破散的感觉。
7.The that middle age huge uncle sees plank in the door be kicked fall apart, seem to be a little morsel safe in the heart.
那中年大叔看到门板被踢得四分五裂，心中似乎安稳了一点。
8.I'd have to wait around for her life to fall apart and that could take a while.
要等到她的生活崩溃还需要一段时间。
9.If Congress approved them now, the President warned, the fragile peace process that he is trying to keep in motion could fall apart.
总统警告说：如果国会通过，则他正试图抢劫的脆弱的和平努力可能垮台。
10.It was uncertain right up to our surrender whether the bizarre alliance of our foes would not fall apart.
我们敌人之间的这种古怪的联盟会不会突然解体，这一点直到我们投降之时一直难以断定。