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
- She fell apart when her only child died
双语例句
- I've learned to look like her grandmother, raised Dingba, but it seems to go against the intent and I like, impartial inclined to play in the peanut, the peanut was beaten to pieces at once.
我也学着奶奶的样子，举起钉耙，可是它好像故意和我作对似的，不偏不斜地打在了花生上，一下子花生被打得七零八落。 - They used to go so far in that school to design chairs that people collect their old chairs as art pieces, never to be sat upon!
他们以前居然在这所学校设计的座椅，人们收集他们的旧椅子作为艺术作品，从来没有被坐在后！ - 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？ - Don't go to pieces over the lost money.
别为丢的钱灰心绝望。 - But promise me you won't let your nerves go to pieces.
但是，答应我不要让自己神经崩溃。 - It's usually the women that go to pieces.
通常被分尸的都是女人。 - Don't go to pieces over a broken dish. I'll buy you a better one.
别为了一个碎盘子而绝望，我给你买更好的就是了。 - 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。 - After the car accident, she seemed to go to pieces.
撞车事故后，她好像精神崩溃了。 - I had to keep a grip on myself and not go to pieces.
我必须控制住自己，不让自己垮掉。