disassemble
dis uh sem buhl
- v take apart into its constituent pieces
- Inside, the altar of the Virgin Mary is easy to disassemble so that the room can revert to being a Cinema Club when the Muslim students return to class.
- It exploded while he attempted to disassemble it, resulting in the loss of the thumb and forefinger of his left hand.
- The key passage confirmed Pyongyang's commitment to disassemble its nuclear weapons programand the weapons themselvesin a "verifiable" way.