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dismantle Verb [-tling, -tled] 1. to take apart piece by piece 2. to cause (an organization or political system) to stop functioning by gradually reducing its power or purpose [Old French desmanteler]
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dismantle Translations v dismantle [disˈmӕntl] to pull down or take to pieces The wardrobe was so large we had to dismantle it to get it down the stairs. uitmekaar haal, afbreek يُفَكِّك оголвам rozebrat skille ad; demontere zerlegen, niederreißen αποσυναρμολογώ, διαλύω desmontar, desarmar lahti võtma از هم باز کردن؛ اوراق کردن purkaa démonter לְפָרֵק विघटित करना ogoliti, lišiti lebont membongkar taka í sundur smontare, smantellare 取りこわす 부수다, 분해하다 išardyti, išmontuoti izārdīt; izjaukt; demontēt membongkar ontmantelen, afbreken rive ned, ta fra hverandre rozebrać, rozmontować desmanchar a demonta разбирать rozobrať razdreti, demontirati rastaviti demontera, ta isär รื้อ sökmek 拆除 розбирати, демонтувати توڑنا ، ڈھانا tháo dỡ 拆除 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Fourth-quarter 2002 operating results were also negatively impacted by lower selling prices and by approximately $17 million of previously announced asset charges relating primarily to equipment dismantlements and other write-offs, approximately $7 million of additional costs related to post-employment benefits, and slightly higher operating costs and selling and general administrative expenses. Fourth-quarter results are also expected to be impacted by approximately $16 to $18 million of assets charges relating primarily to equipment dismantlements and other write-offs and approximately $7 million of additional benefits costs relating to a change in the estimate for projected actuarial calculations for the company's long-term disability plan. |
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