to tear down; to demolish; to dismantle; to remove

to break up (a marriage, family etc)

to dismantle; to disassemble; to open up (sth sealed); to unpick

to expose; to unmask; to see through (a lie etc)

to demolish; to tear down

to dismantle; to take apart

to make (or take out) a short-term loan

to break up into parts

to dismantle; to take apart

(theater) to dismantle the stage; (fig.) to pull the rug out from under sb's feet; to undermine sb's plans

fortune telling by unpicking Chinese characters

(slang) low-level drug dealer; (slang) (of a pet) to wreck the house (scattering trash, chewing on furniture etc)

to open (sth that has been sealed)

daily interest on a loan

to dismantle a machine; to terminate a telephone service

to unpick and wash (e.g. padded garment)

to tear down and reuse; to cannibalize

to remove stitches (from a wound)

to disassemble

to work in an enterprise for a share of the profits

to demolish a building and relocate the inhabitants

funds on call; invested sum that can be cashed

hand-shredded fish soup, a speciality of Shunde 順德|顺德[Shun4 de2]

lit. pull down the east wall to repair the west (idiom); fig. temporary expedient; Rob Peter to pay Paul

(lit.) to tear down the east wall to repair the west wall (saying); (fig.) to rob Peter to pay Paul