go to pieces

英 [ɡəʊ tu ˈpiːsɪz]

美 [ɡoʊ tu ˈpiːsɪz]

（难过或紧张得）崩溃，垮掉

英英释义

verb

• lose one's emotional or mental composure
  1. She fell apart when her only child died
  Synonym:fall apart

双语例句

• If we mentioned the incident, she was likely to go to pieces.
  如果我们提到这件事，她很可能会垮掉。
• Well, that's not worth letting yourself go to pieces for!
  唔，那也犯不着糟踏自己呀！
• Part due to the need to go more in the face, doctors usually do first to cut out small pieces of skin test, if the response is good, do a large area of treatment.
  由于需要去部位多位于面部，医生通常会在患部先做小块皮肤测试，如果反应良好，再做大面积的治疗。
• Don't go to pieces over the lost money.
  别为丢的钱灰心绝望。
• The first step of the trial was to go to the forest and get ten pieces of the same kind of fruit.
  测验的第一关是，去森林里采摘属于同一品种的10个水果。
• That bit of gold meant food, life, and light in his body and brain, power to go on writing, and-who was to say?-maybe to write something that would bring in many pieces of gold.
  那一块金币意味着食物、生活。身体与头脑的光明，和继续写作的力气，而且说不定能写出点东西来再赚好多个金币呢，谁说得清？
• I suppose I've changed some, but that's no reason for your letting yourself go to pieces.
  我想我也有些变了，但这并不足以作为你自行毁灭的理由呀。
• After the matter, he seemed to go to pieces.
  这件事情以后，他好像精神崩溃了。
• I used to go to the Alameda flea market in the Bay Area regularly and that is where I found some of the first pieces in my collection.
  以前我会经常去海湾地地区的跳蚤市场，在我那收集到了很多喜欢的东西。
• Following their defeat in the election, the Labor Party seemed to go to pieces.
  选举失败之后，工党似乎崩溃了。