拆
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To take to pieces; to pull apart; to unrip; to break up or open by external force; to undo or disjoint.
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thiah sìn;
to open a letter.
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thiah thóiⁿ hṳ́ tói jîeh cōi;
undo it and see how many there are inside.
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tī cêk jît thiah sìa?
On what day is the house to be demolished?
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thiah huang;
open a sealed package.
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thiah khui;
to tear open, as a parcel.
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thiah tīo phŭe;
unrip a coverlet.
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thiah tīo lío lêng-ūaⁿ cò̤;
take it to pieces and make it over again.
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àiⁿ cò̤-nî khui thiah?
How shall I take it apart?
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i m̄ kam thiah-sùaⁿ;
he is averse to breaking it up, and scattering it.
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i kâi hùe ŭ chùi-thiah a bô̤?
Does he open out his goods to dispose of at retail or not?
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thiah bōi;
sell piecemeal.
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tó̤ thiah bōi cêk tàⁿ thiah sîh ŭ nŏ̤ saⁿ kṳn;
in dividing it up and selling it at retail we lose two or three catties to the picul.
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thiah chù téng;
thiah chù hĭa; tear up a roof.
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cûn cò̤ cē thiahtīo lêng-ūaⁿ cŏ̤;
tear the boat to pieces and remodel it.
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chìn thâu ŏi thiah sîh mē?
In selling it piecemeal did its weight fall short of that which you bought it for?
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i kâi phò íⁿ-keng thiah sìo;
they have dissolved partnership.
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thiah húe;
to break up the mess.
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chîeⁿ thiah kĕ ŭ nŏ̤ chieh;
they have lowered the wall two feet by taking off the top.
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thiah lău-pang;
take up flooring.
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cí sang ôi chēng kú-kú to bŏi thiah hah;
have worn this pair of shoes a very long time and the layers of the soles have never parted.
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sùaⁿ thiah chut lâi ēng;
pick out the thread to use again.
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sî-ceng thiah lâi thóiⁿ lío cū ŏi cò̤;
after taking a clock to pieces and looking at it, he can make one.
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thiah hì-pêⁿ;
take down the platform on which the play was enacted.
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cí kâi mîn-chn̂g hó̤ thiah kâi;
this bedstead is one that can be taken apart and put together at needs.