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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1861 COCA: 1905
*tear¹
/tɪə(r) ||; tɪr/noun [C] [usu.pl] a drop of water that comes from your eye when you are crying, etc 眼泪: I was in tears (= crying) at the end of the film. 电影结束时，我哭了。 The little girl burst into tears (= suddenly started to cry). 那个小女孩突然哭起来。 shed tears→SHED²
*tear²
/teə(r) ||; tɛr/verb (past tense tore /tɔ:(r) ||; tɔr/ past participle torn /tɔ:n ||; tɔrn/)
1 [I,T] to damage sth by pulling it apart or into pieces; to become damaged in this way 撕碎；撕开；给撕破 · I tore my shirt on that nail. 我的衬衫给那只钉子钩破了。 She tore the letter in half. 她把信撕成两半。 I tore a page out of my notebook. 我从笔记簿上撕下一页。 This material doesn't tear easily. 这种料子不容易撕破。
2 [T] to remove sth by pulling violently and quickly 扯下；撕掉；夺走: Paul tore the poster down from the wall. 保罗把海报从墙上撕下来。 He tore the bag out of her hands. 他从她手里夺走那个包。
3 [T] to make a hole in sth by force 弄穿；戳破
4 [I] tear along, up, down, past, etc to move very quickly in a particular direction （朝某方向）迅速移动，飞驰: An ambulance went tearing past. 一辆救护车疾驰而过。 tear noun [C]: You've got a tear in the back of your trousers. 你的裤子后面有一道裂口。
wear and tear→WEAR² tear sth apart
1 to pull sth violently into pieces 撕开；撕碎
2 to destroy sth completely 彻底破坏；毁灭: The country has been torn apart by the war. 这个国家已给战争弄得四分五裂。
tear yourself away (from sb/sth) to make yourself leave sb/sth or stop doing sth 忍痛离开（某人或某事物）；勉强停止（做某事） be torn between A and B to find it difficult to choose between two things or people 左右为难；不知如何取舍 tear sth down (used about a building) to destroy it （指建筑物）摧毁，拆掉: They tore down the old houses and built a shopping centre. 他们拆掉那些旧房子，盖了一家购物中心。 tear sth up to pull sth into pieces, especially sth made of paper 撕碎（尤指纸制品）: ‘I hate this photograph,’ she said, tearing it up. “我讨厌这张照片，”她边说边将它撕碎。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1861 COCA: 1905
tear1/tɛr; teə/ v past tense tore /tɔr; tɔː/past participle torn /tɔrn; tɔːn/present participle tearing 1 [T] if you tear paper, cloth etc, or if it tears, you make a hole in it or it breaks into small pieces [→ rip]（被）撕破﹔（被）扯破: Be careful the bag doesn’t tear. 小心别把包弄破。I’ve torn my trousers. 我把裤子弄破了。tear sth off Tear off the slip at the bottom of the page. 把这页纸底部的回条撕下来。tear sth out (of sth) Someone had torn the last two pages out of the book. 有人把这本书的最后两页撕下来了。tear sth to pieces/shreds She tore his letter to pieces. 她把他的信撕成碎片。see box at 见 BREAK 1and 和 REMOVE 方框2 [I] to move quickly in a dangerous or careless way 疾驰﹐飞奔﹐飞跑: +around/into/out of etc The kids were tearing round the house. 孩子们在房子里乱跑。see box at 见 RUN 1 方框3 be torn if you are torn, you cannot decide which of two things you should do 左右为难﹐难以取舍: +between Anne was torn between her love for Alex and her duty. 安妮在她对亚历克斯的爱和她的责任之间挣扎。4 be tearing your hair out informal to feel very anxious or upset【非正式】〔对某事〕极其烦恼[忧虑]tear sb/sth apart phr v to make people argue or fight with each other 使分裂﹐使分崩离析: a country torn apart by civil war 被内战搞得四分五裂的国家tear sb away phr v to force yourself or someone else to leave a place 使依依不舍地离开: I was having so much fun I could hardly tear myself away. 我正在兴头上﹐舍不得离开。 tear sth down phr v to deliberately destroy a building 拆除﹐拆毁〔建筑物〕: The old school has been torn down. 旧校舍被拆毁了。 tear into sb phr v informal to criticize someone strongly【非正式】痛斥﹐猛烈批评〔某人〕tear sth off phr v to remove something roughly 迅速脱掉: He tore off his wet clothes. 他扒下了湿衣服。 tear sth up phr v 1 to tear paper into a lot of small pieces 把〔纸〕撕碎 2 if you tear up an agreement, contract etc, you refuse to accept it 撕毁〔协议﹑合同等〕
tear2/tIr; tIə/ n [C usually plural 一般用复数] a drop of liquid that falls from your eye when you cry 眼泪﹐泪水: She had tears in her eyes . 她眼里噙着泪水。The children were in tears (=crying). 孩子们都哭了。Brian burst into tears (=started to cry). 布莱恩哭了起来。He was close to tears (=almost crying). 他快要哭出来了。We all shed a few tears . 我们都掉了几滴眼泪。
tear3/tɛr; teə/ n [C] a hole in a piece of cloth or paper where it has torn〔纸﹑布等的〕破洞﹐裂口: +in There was a big tear in the sheet. 床单上有个大洞。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1861 COCA: 1905
tear teartearstoretearingtorn2 nounan untidy hole in something like paper or material: You've got a tear in your jeans.
tear teartearstoretearingtorn1 verb (tears, tearing, tore /, has torn )pronunciationThe verb and noun tear1 and tear2 sound like hair or care. 1to damage something by pulling it apart or making an untidy hole in it: She tore her dress on a nail. I tore the piece of paper in half. I can't use this bag – it's torn.2to come apart; to break: Paper tears easily.3to take something from somebody or something in a quick and violent way: He tore the bag out of her hands.4to move somewhere very fast: He tore down the street.tear something up to destroy something by pulling it into small pieces: I tore the letter up and threw it away.
tear teartearstoretearingtorn3 nounpronunciationWith this meaning, tear sounds like near or cheer. a drop of water that comes from your eye when you cry: I was in tears (= crying) at the end of the film. She read the letter and burst into tears (= suddenly started to cry).

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