拆迁 | chāi qiān | to demolish a building and relocate the inhabitants | |
拆除 | chāi chú | to tear down; to demolish; to dismantle; to remove | |
拆借 | chāi jiè | short-term loan | |
拆卸 | chāi xiè | to unload; to dismantle | |
拆毁 | chāi huǐ | to dismantle; to demolish |
1 | Then the supermarket manager gave them trouble and they had to move to a courtyard in front of a retirement home, but before long the benches there were removed. | |
2 | Be sure to come. Don't let me down. | |
3 | I have found that if I break down a workout to 5-6 primary exercises, I don' t feel so overwhelmed by the task at hand. | |
4 | Love your neighbor, but don't tear down your fence. | |
5 | Split the meat from bones, cut it and put in a tray. |