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split

/ˈsplɪt/

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verb

splits; split; splitting

to break apart or into pieces especially along a straight line [no obj]

The board split in two.

The floorboards are starting to warp and split (up).

The hull of the ship split apart on the rocks.

A large chunk of ice split off/away from the iceberg and crashed into the water. [+ obj]

split (up) a log

She split the muffin and gave me half.

to separate or divide into parts or groups [no obj]

The class split into several small groups.

Two of the band members split off to form their own band. - often + up

Let's split up and look for the lost dog. [+ obj]

The teacher split the class into groups.

The river splits the town in two. - often + up

Families were often split up during the war.

to separate or divide into groups that disagree [no obj]

The party is split over/on the issue of taxes.

The church split into moderate and conservative factions. [+ obj]

The budget issue has split (up) the town.

Opinion is split on the wording of the new law.

[+ obj] :to divide (something, such as money or food) among two or more people or things

We should split [=share] the costs.

Why don't we just split a pizza for dinner?

She splits her time between Boston and New York. [=she spends time in both Boston and New York]

The prize money should be split (up) evenly.

to cut, rip, or tear (something) especially along a straight line [+ obj]

I split my lip when I fell.

He bent over and split the seat of his pants. [no obj]

His pants split when he bent over.

informal :to end or cause the end of a relationship [no obj]

My parents split when I was little.

usually + up

The band split up just after they released their new album. [+ obj]

+ up

Creative differences eventually split up the band.

[no obj] informal + somewhat old-fashioned :to leave quickly

Let's split! [=let's get out of here]

split hairs

xem hair

split on

[phrasal verb]

split on (someone) Brit informal :to give information about the secret or criminal activity of (someone) to the police

He would never split on [=(US) inform on] his chums.

split the difference

to agree to an amount that is halfway between two given amounts

He thought I should pay $40 and I thought I should pay $30, so we decided to split the difference at $35.

split the ticket

US :to vote for candidates from more than one political party - see also split ticket

split your sides (laughing)

informal :to laugh very hard

The movie was hilarious. I (almost) split my sides laughing.

noun

plural splits

[count] :a narrow break, tear, or crack

There's a split down the back of your jacket.

[count] :a division or separation in a group that is caused by a disagreement

The new policy has caused a split in the organization.

a split between liberals and conservatives

[count] :a clear separation or difference between two or more things

a wide split of opinions

[singular] a part of something that has been divided

Here's your split [=portion, share] of the proceeds.

the act of dividing something among two or more people or things

We agreed to a fifty-fifty split of the profit. [=we agreed to divide the profits equally]

[count] :a position in which you are sitting on the floor with your legs extended in a straight line and in opposite directions

The ballerina did a split. = The ballerina did the splits. - see also banana split

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