split up
/splɪt ʌp/Word connections
verb
/splɪt ʌp/Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения разделения на части, прекращения отношений или разделения группы.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar la separación en partes, la ruptura de una relación o la división de un grupo.
Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner la séparation en parties, la rupture d'une relation ou la division d'un groupe.
Deutsches Verb, das das Aufteilen in Teile, die Trennung einer Gruppe oder das Beenden einer Beziehung bezeichnet.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar dividir algo em partes, terminar um relacionamento ou separar um grupo.
短语动词,表示分成几部分、结束关系或使一群人分散。
فعل مركب يُستخدم للدلالة على الانفصال أو التقسيم إلى أجزاء، أو إنهاء علاقة، أو تفرّق مجموعة.
A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of separating into parts, ending a relationship, or dividing a group.
uncountable · irregular verb · transitive and intransitive · phrasal, separable
End a relationshipinformal
To separate or end a romantic relationship or partnership.
Расстаться
separarse
se séparer (rompre)
Sich trennen
Terminar um relacionamento
分手
انفصال
- They decided to split up after five years together.
- She split up with her boyfriend last month.
- The band split up due to creative differences.
Divide into partsinformal
To separate something into smaller groups or pieces.
Разделить на части
dividir en partes
diviser en parties
In Teile aufteilen
Dividir em partes
分成几部分
تقسيم إلى أجزاء
- Let's split up the work among the team members.
- The teacher split up the class into small groups.
- We split up the pizza into eight slices.
Synonymsbreak updisunitedividepartpartitionseparateseversplit
- split up past participle
- split up past simple
- splitting up present participle
- splits up third person singular
Base verbsplit
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