of desgarrar, rent, torn.

, to tear, be torn.

He killed some reindeer and preserved the torn flesh in the ice.

Having no axe he transported to his grotto the splinters of the trees torn to pieces by the frost.

=roto= (from =romper=,) broken, torn.

=desprendido, -a= loosened, falling, torn, broken.

This poem was written in the fourth decade of the nineteenth century, when Mexico was torn by civil war.

After the revolution, Peru was torn by internal discord rather more than other Spanish-American countries during the period of adolescence; and it was its misfortune to lose territory after territory.

Its estreno happened to coincide with a popular protest against the forced retirement to a convent of a Señorita de Ubao, and the Spanish public saw in the protagonist a symbol of Spain, torn between reaction and progress.

=Page 61.=[61.1] =abiertos=, torn, lit.

=descosido, a=, torn, ripped.

=romper=; broken, torn, ragged; destroyed, at an end, broken off.

=desgarrado,= ragged, torn.

of =romper=), broken, torn.

=¿Será el cambio de maestros que le ha retardado tanto?= (a) To put on is translated by the reflexive =ponerse=. They are torn, I know, but I put them on fully aware of it.

=roto=, =-a=, broken, torn.

=rosqueta=, f., see =rosca=. =roto, -a=, broken, shattered, torn; m., a ragged man; "=roto chileno=," a term applied to a man of the laboring class in Chile in memory of the ragged Chilian troops who were victorious in the war with Perú.

He retired to the province of Mendoza in Argentina, where for a while he devoted himself to farming, and then made a voyage to Buenos Aires, then torn by contending factions, to meet there, in his own country, with indifference and disregard.

Argentina was being torn by federalist and unitarian dissensions, and could not press her claim.

[450] =se veía... entrañas=, saw its very vitals torn.

The bomb had literally torn the unfortunate man to pieces, so that in the dismembered mass of flesh and blood there was nothing recognizable of what had been, only a few minutes before, a strong and dominating man.

This letter was written on small scraps of paper evidently torn from a cheap writing tablet.

my ragged shoes and a torn gray woolen jacket, but these I rapidly seized while the wardress picked up and made a bundle of my small belongings.

My heart and soul are torn to go so far from home and from you.

Father’s trousers are torn and darned, the girls’ under-linen in rags.