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lacrima

u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

I. tear1 [Brit tɛː, Am tɛr] N

1. tear:

tear (from strain)
strappo m (in in)
tear (done on nail, hook etc.)
rottura f (in di)

2. tear MED:

tear

II. tear1 <pt tore, pp torn> [Brit tɛː, Am tɛr] VB trans

1. tear (rip):

tear garment, paper
strappare (on contro)
tear flesh, prey
to tear sth from or out of book, notepad
to tear a hole in sth
to tear sth in half or in two
to tear sth in(to) pieces or strips
to tear [sth]. to pieces or bits or shreds fig proposal, argument, book, film
to tear [sth]. to pieces or bits or shreds fabric
to tear [sth]. to pieces or bits or shreds object
to tear sb to pieces fig
to tear one's hair (out)
“tear along the dotted line

2. tear (remove by force):

to tear sth from or off roof
to tear sth from or off surface, object
to tear sth from sb's hands or grasp
to tear sth out of ground

3. tear sempre passivo (emotionally):

to be torn between options, persons

4. tear (divided):

III. tear1 <pt tore, pp torn> [Brit tɛː, Am tɛr] VB intr

1. tear (rip):

tear
to tear into flesh, cloth

2. tear (rush):

to tear out, off, past

3. tear (pull forcefully):

to tear at animal: flesh, prey
to tear at person: rubble

4. tear (criticize) inf:

to tear into person, play, film, book

IV. tear1 [Brit tɛː, Am tɛr]

that's torn it! Brit inf

tear2 [Brit tɪə, Am tɪr] N gener. pl

tear
to end in tears game, party:
to end in tears campaign, experiment:

tear off VB [tɛː -] (tear [sth] off, tear off [sth])

1. tear off (remove):

tear off (carefully) coupon, strip, petal
tear off (violently)
tear off (violently)
to tear sb's clothes off

2. tear off (write) inf:

tear off letter, memo

tear-jerking [Brit ˈtɪədʒəːkɪŋ, Am ˈtɪrˌdʒərkɪŋ] ADJ hum, pej

tear-jerking

tear up VB [tɛː -] (tear [sth] up, tear up [sth])

1. tear up (destroy):

tear up page, letter, document
strappare (into, in in)

2. tear up (remove):

tear up tree
tear up tracks, tramlines
tear up street, pavement

3. tear up (reject) fig:

tear up treaty, legislation, contract

I. tear apart VB [tɛː -] (tear [sth] apart, tear apart [sth])

1. tear apart (destroy):

tear apart prey
tear apart game, building
tear apart organization, country
tear apart fig relationship
tear apart fig film, novel, essay

2. tear apart (separate):

tear apart connected items

II. tear apart VB [tɛː -] (tear [sb] apart)

1. tear apart (torment):

tear apart fig

2. tear apart (criticize):

tear apart inf

3. tear apart:

tear apart (separate) two people

tear-stained [Brit ˈtɪəsteɪnd, Am ˈtɪrsteɪnd] ADJ

tear-stained face
tear-stained pillow, letter

tear duct [Brit ˈtɪədʌkt, Am ˈtɪr ˌdəkt] N

tear duct

tear-jerker [Am ˈtɪrˌdʒərkər] N hum, pej

tear out VB [tɛː -] (tear [sth] out, tear out [sth])

tear out coupon, cheque
tear out page, picture

u rečniku PONS

I. tear1 [tɪr] N

tear

II. tear1 [tɪr] VB intr

tear

I. tear2 [ter] N

tear

II. tear2 <tore, torn> [ter] VB trans

1. tear:

tear (rip)
tear (ruin)
to tear a hole in sth

2. tear (strain):

tear muscle

III. tear2 <tore, torn> [ter] VB intr

1. tear (rip):

tear

2. tear (rush wildly):

tear

tear down VB trans

tear down

tear into VB trans

tear into (verbally)

tear out VB trans

tear out
to tear one's hair out over sth fig

tear gas N

tear gas

tear apart VB trans

tear apart
tear apart fig

tear at VB trans

tear at

I. tear off VB trans (remove)

tear off

II. tear off VB intr (leave quickly)

tear off

I. tear away VB intr

tear away

II. tear away VB trans

1. tear away (make depart):

to tear sb away (from sth/sb)
strappare qn (da qc)
to tear oneself away (from sth/sb)
staccarsi (da qc/qn)

2. tear away (pull):

tear away
Present
Itear
youtear
he/she/ittears
wetear
youtear
theytear
Past
Iteared
youteared
he/she/itteared
weteared
youteared
theyteared
Present Perfect
Ihaveteared
youhaveteared
he/she/ithasteared
wehaveteared
youhaveteared
theyhaveteared
Past Perfect
Ihadteared
youhadteared
he/she/ithadteared
wehadteared
youhadteared
theyhadteared