1.撕碎
1.撕裂
1.to tear something into small pieces
2.to decide that something such as a plan or an agreement is useless and stop using it
1.He thought that I come far to visit you, and perhaps I should not wear so flamboyance clothes but you shouldn't rip up my scar like this.
心想我大老远跑来探望，也许我不该穿的这么华丽，可是你也犯不着这样揭我的疮疤吧！
2."Good for you, " said he, "rip up the cloth. We want some lint. "
“好吧，”他说，“把床垫撕烂。我们需要绷带呀。”
3.The best thing is not to rip up the tracks and sell them as steel, but to rebuild promising enterprises while converting debt into equity.
最好的办法，不是把铁轨拆下来当废铁卖掉，而是通过债转股重建有前途的企业。
4.Overturn contracts, rip up the rule of law, if it appears that doing so will give them an electoral advantage.
推翻合同，撕碎法制，假如这么做看起来会给他们带来选举上的好处。
5.Simply rip up the letters before wrapping them up-no, don't. That would be too hard on him.
你干脆把信撕碎了再包--不，不要了，这太使他难堪。
6.A recent BBC London poll suggested 81% of Londoners were against the proposals to rip up the athletics track.
一份BBC伦敦最近的调查显示81%的伦敦人反对拆去跑道的想法。
7.You'll occasionally rip up your hands and generally scab various body parts.
有时你努力的伸出手来，疤上加疤；
8.BF: You rip up all your pictures, cutting out your ex's face and even burning the particularly painful ones.
BF：你撕掉所有照片，将前男友的头像剪掉，甚至烧掉一些让你感觉特别痛苦的照片。
9.He was going to rip up the canvas.
他打算去把画布割开。
10.But he didn't rip up any carpets in his opening 12 months.
但是在开始的12个月内他并没有开胡！