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asunder

asun·der

asunder · more asunder · most asunder

Of two or more people or thingsOf two or more people or things: Apart or separate from each other.

UK/əˈsʌndə/US/əˈsʌndəɹ/

» The cabin was torn asunder by the storm.

Значення

значень: 5

Of two or more people or things:
(архаїчне, книжне)Apart or separate from each other.
(архаїчне, книжне)Moving apart from each other.
(також, архаїчне, переносно, книжне)Into separate parts or pieces, often due to some violent action.
to crack asunder torn asunder
auseinander, entzwei, in Stücke
на ча́стиna části, на куски́na kuskí, врозьvrozʹ
into parts or pieces
(архаїчне, книжне, застаріле)Apart from other people; individually, separately; specifically, in private, privately.
(архаїчне, книжне, застаріле)Chiefly in the form to know asunder: in a manner distinguishable from other similar things.

Приклади

речень: 2

The cabin was torn asunder by the storm.
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What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.
ruИтак, что Бог сочетал, того человек да не разлучает.
deWas denn Gott zusammengefügt hat, soll der Mensch nicht scheiden.
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Переклади

мов: 8

Русский

into separate parts or pieces, often due to some violent action:

Deutsch

into separate parts or pieces, often due to some violent action:

Походження

From Middle English asunder, asonder (“apart in position, distant; apart in movement; to p

From Middle English asunder, asonder (“apart in position, distant; apart in movement; to pieces; alone, separately; distinct in kind, different”), asondri (“distinct, separate”), onsunder, onsondre (“apart, asunder; alone, separately; especially, particularly (?)”), from Old English onsundrum, on sundur (“asunder, apart, privately”), probably from on- (prefix meaning ‘on, upon’) (ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂en- (“on, onto”)) + sundor, sunder (“alone, apart; separately; privately”) (from Proto-West Germanic *sundr, from Proto-Germanic *sundraz (“alone, separate”), possibly from Proto-Indo-European *senH- (“apart; for oneself; without”)). By surface analysis, a- (prefix meaning ‘at; in; on’ denoting a condition, manner, or state) + sunder (“(obsolete except dialectal) different; separate”).

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