Meaning oftake apartin English

Verb

1. to break down into smaller components; analyze
   The engineer will take apart the machine to find the problem.
2. to separate into individual parts; disassemble
   The coach helped the team take apart their opponent's strategy.
3. to thoroughly defeat someone; outperform a team
   To fix the toy, you need to take apart its intricate components.
4. to thoroughly defeat someone; outdo them
   The champion will take apart the challenger with their superior skills.
5. to privately interact with someone; move away from others
   The couple wanted to take apart from the crowd and have a private conversation.
6. to strongly criticise someone; find fault
   The manager will take apart the employee's performance and point out their mistakes.
7. to strongly criticize someone; find fault
   The reviewer will take apart the author's argument and expose its weaknesses.