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拆除 (chāichú) is typically used when referring to the act of dismantling, demolishing, or tearing down a physical structure or object. It can also be used in a more abstract sense to describe the breaking down or removal of something, such as a system or relationship.
Some examples of when it would be appropriate to use 拆除 (chāichú) in a sentence are:
1. 这座老建筑不安全，必须被拆除以便建造新的建筑。The old building is unsafe and has to be torn down to make way for a new one.
2. 政府计划拆除城市中的违章建筑，以提高安全性和美观度。 The government plans to demolish the illegal structures in the city to improve safety and aesthetics.
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拆除 (chāichú) is used in everyday speech to refer to the act of dismantling, demolishing, or tearing down something. For example, one might say "我们需要拆除这个建筑 (wǒmen xūyào chāichú zhège jiànzhù)" to mean "We need to tear down this building".
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Yes, 拆除 (chāichú) has several synonyms.
拆卸 (chāixiè) means "to dismantle, to take apart".
拆毁 (chāihuǐ) means "to demolish, to tear down".
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