Disassemble (verb)

1. To take apart or break down something that is put together.
2. To separate the parts of something so that it can no longer be used.

Origin:

From the prefix dis- meaning "to undo" or "to reverse" and assemble meaning to put together or construct.

Examples:

1. The mechanic disassembled the engine to fix the problem.
2. The technician disassembled the computer to upgrade the components.
3. The students disassembled the radio to learn how it works.
4. The artist disassembled the sculpture to create a new piece.
5. The engineer disassembled the machinery for cleaning and maintenance.