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tore

tore [tɔ:ɐ, ingl. am. tɔ:r] V.

tore pret. of tear

I. tear2 [teəɐ, ingl. am. ter] SUST.

II. tear2 <tore, torn> [teəɐ, ingl. am. ter] V. trans.

1. tear a. fig. (rip, pull apart):

2. tear (search thoroughly, ransack):

3. tear (strain, injure):

tear muscle

4. tear fig. coloq.:

III. tear2 <tore, torn> [teəɐ, ingl. am. ter] V. intr.

1. tear (rip, come asunder):

2. tear (attack):

3. tear (rush wildly):

4. tear coloq. (criticize):

to tear into sb/sth

tear1 [tɪəɐ, ingl. am. tɪr] SUST.

tear1 [tɪəɐ, ingl. am. tɪr] SUST.

I. tear2 [teəɐ, ingl. am. ter] SUST.

II. tear2 <tore, torn> [teəɐ, ingl. am. ter] V. trans.

1. tear a. fig. (rip, pull apart):

2. tear (search thoroughly, ransack):

3. tear (strain, injure):

tear muscle

4. tear fig. coloq.:

III. tear2 <tore, torn> [teəɐ, ingl. am. ter] V. intr.

1. tear (rip, come asunder):

2. tear (attack):

3. tear (rush wildly):

4. tear coloq. (criticize):

to tear into sb/sth

tear along V. trans.

tear apart V. trans.

1. tear apart (rip wildly to shreds):

2. tear apart (create schisms, deep rifts):

3. tear apart (criticise, attack):

tear at V. trans.

tear away V. trans.

tear down V. trans.

tear down pey.

tear into V. trans.

tear off V. trans.

tear open V. trans.

tear out V. trans.

1. tear out (rip):

2. tear out fig.:

tear up V. trans.

1. tear up (rip into small pieces):

tear up fig. agreement
tear up fig. agreement

2. tear up (damage, destroy):

tear gas SUST.

tear jerker [ˈtɪə ˌdʒɜ:kəɐ, ingl. am. ˈtɪrˌdʒɜ:rkɚ] SUST. coloq.

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

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Then, you need to add enzymes to the colonies to tear open their membranes.
www.wired.com
Such revelations are not guaranteed to send parents rushing to tear open that end-of-term envelope that recently arrived.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The mandibles are used to tear open the cuticular structures of its meal and expose the soft tissue areas within the organism.
en.wikipedia.org
I guarantee you'll burn your fingers in your desperation to tear open the hot bread and scoop up a generous mouthful of curry.
www.bbc.co.uk
The accused used to tear open the tarpaulin to steal the goods from parked and moving vehicles.
www.thehindu.com