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What (who) is tear down - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Tear it Down; Tear It Down (disambiguation)
tear down
If you tear something down, you destroy it or remove it completely.
Angry Russians may have torn down the statue of Felix Dzerzhinsky...
I imagine they'll be tearing the building down sooner or later.
= pull down
PHRASAL VERB: V P n (not pron), V n P
lachrymation
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SECRETION THAT CLEANS AND LUBRICATES THE EYES
Lacrimation; Lachrymation; Lacrimal fluid; Lacrymation; Tear Duct and Gland; Teary; Epiphoria; Watering eyes; Leamy eye; Basal tears; Reflex ears; Alacria; Bogorad’s Syndrome; Tear film; Pre-corneal tear film; Watery eyes; Bogorad's syndrome; Bogorad's Syndrome
[?lakr?'me??(?)n]
(also lacrimation or lacrymation)
¦ noun literary or Medicine the flow of tears.
Origin
C16: from L. lacrimatio(n-), from lacrimare 'weep'.
lacrimation
SECRETION THAT CLEANS AND LUBRICATES THE EYES
Lacrimation; Lachrymation; Lacrimal fluid; Lacrymation; Tear Duct and Gland; Teary; Epiphoria; Watering eyes; Leamy eye; Basal tears; Reflex ears; Alacria; Bogorad’s Syndrome; Tear film; Pre-corneal tear film; Watery eyes; Bogorad's syndrome; Bogorad's Syndrome
¦ noun variant spelling of lachrymation.
Wikipedia
Tear It Down
Tear It Down may refer to:
- Tear It Down (album), an album by My Brightest Diamond
- "Tear It Down", a Def Leppard song from the album Adrenalize
Examples of use of tear down
1. "King was trying to tear down the walls of injustice.
2. The municipality plans to tear down another three mobile phone antennas tomorrow.
3. Her recommendation is to tear down the station and turn the site into a plaza.
4. Provision of this stipend is meant to tear down the social–welfare net.
5. "There was no reason to tear down this historic building," said the Council‘s Tal Bin–Nun.