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I. split [Brit splɪt, americ splɪt] SUBST
1. split literal:
split (in fabric, garment)
split (in rock, wood)
split (in rock, wood)
split (in skin)
2. split:
scission f (in de)
split (stronger)
rupture f (between entre, in dans, into dans)
3. split (share-out):
split (of money, profits, jobs)
4. split americ (small bottle):
split (of soft drink)
split (of wine)
5. split CULIN (dessert):
split
6. split FINAN:
split esp americ
split esp americ
income/wage split
II. splits SUBST
splits subst pl:
III. split [Brit splɪt, americ splɪt] ADJ
split fabric, garment
split seam
split log, pole, hide, lip
IV. split <Part pres splitting, Pret imperf, Part perf split> [Brit splɪt, americ splɪt] VERBO trans
1. split (cut, slit):
split wood, log, rock, slate, seam
fendre (in, into en)
split fabric, garment
to split one's lip
to split the atom
to split the atom lightning, thunder, noise: sky, silence
2. split (cause dissent):
split party, movement, alliance
to split the vote
3. split (divide) → split up
4. split (share):
split cost, payment
partager (between entre)
to split sth three/four ways profits, cost
5. split LINGUÍS:
6. split COMPUT:
split window
V. split <Part pres splitting, Pret imperf, Part perf split> [Brit splɪt, americ splɪt] VERBO intr
1. split:
split wood, log, rock, slate:
se fendre (in, into en)
split fabric, garment:
split seam:
to split in(to) two stream, road:
2. split POL party, movement, alliance:
split (gen)
split (stronger)
3. split (divide) → split up
4. split Brit coloq (tell tales):
split
cafarder coloq
to split on sb
rapporter sur qn coloq (to à)
5. split coloq (leave):
split
filer coloq
VI. split [Brit splɪt, americ splɪt]
to split one's sides coloq (laughing)
I. split up VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split up)
split up band, couple, members, parents:
split up crowd, demonstrators:
split up alliance, consortium:
split up federation:
se scinder (into en)
to split up with partner, husband, girlfriend
II. split up VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split [sb] up)
split up friends, partners, group members:
split up
séparer (from de)
III. split up VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split [sth] up, split up [sth])
split up money, profits, work
partager, répartir (into en)
split up area, group
diviser (into en)
split tin, split tin loaf SUBST Brit
split tin
pain m moulé
split decision SUBST DESP
split decision
split ends SUBST subst pl
split ends
I. split open VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split open)
split open bag, fabric:
split open seam:
II. split open VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split [sth] open)
split open box, coconut:
split open
I. split off VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split off)
split off branch, piece, end:
se détacher (from de)
split off path:
split off political group:
split off company:
se séparer (from de)
II. split off VERBO [Brit splɪt -, americ splɪt -] (split [sth] off)
split off branch, piece:
split off
to split sth off from branch, piece
to split sth off from company, section, department
split cane SUBST
split cane
split cane atrib basket, furniture
split personality SUBST
split peas SUBST subst pl
split peas
I. split level SUBST
II. split-level ADJ
split-level cooker
split-level room, apartment
I. split [splɪt] SUBST
1. split (crack):
split
2. split (tear):
split
3. split (division):
split
a split in sth
4. split (end of relationship):
split
5. split (share):
split
I want my split
6. split (leg-spreading action):
the split(s)
II. split <split, split> [splɪt] VERBO trans
1. split (cut):
split
2. split (tear):
split
3. split (divide):
split
split money, shares
to split sth in half/groups
4. split (cause division):
split party
Expressões:
to split hairs pej
III. split <split, split> [splɪt] VERBO intr
1. split (crack):
split
split material, dress
2. split (divide):
split
to split from sth
3. split coloq (leave):
split
split personality SUBST PSICO
I. split up VERBO trans
split up
to split up the work
II. split up VERBO intr
split up
to split up with sb
split-up SUBST
split-up
split pin SUBST
split pin
I. split off VERBO trans
split off
II. split off VERBO intr
1. split off (become detached):
split off
2. split off (separate):
to split off from sth
split pea SUBST
split pea
split infinitive SUBST LINGUÍS
split second SUBST
split second
split-level ADJ
split-level
I. split [splɪt] SUBST
1. split (crack):
split
2. split (tear):
split
3. split (division):
split
a split in sth
4. split (end of relationship):
split
5. split (share):
split
I want my split
6. split (in gymnastics):
split
II. split <split, split> [splɪt] VERBO trans
1. split (cut):
split
2. split (tear):
split
3. split (divide):
split
split money, shares
to split sth in half/groups
4. split (cause division):
split party
Expressões:
to split hairs
III. split <split, split> [splɪt] VERBO intr
1. split (crack):
split
split material, dress
2. split (divide):
split
to split from sth
3. split calão (leave):
split
I. split off VERBO trans
split off
II. split off VERBO intr
1. split off (become detached):
split off
2. split off (separate):
to split off from sth
split infinitive SUBST LINGUÍS
split-level ADJ
split-level house:
split-level
split personality SUBST PSICO
I. split up VERBO trans
split up
to split up the work
II. split up VERBO intr
split up
to split up with sb
split pea SUBST
split pea
split-up SUBST
split-up
split second SUBST
split second
split pin SUBST
split pin
Present
Isplit
yousplit
he/she/itsplits
wesplit
yousplit
theysplit
Past
Isplit
yousplit
he/she/itsplit
wesplit
yousplit
theysplit
Present Perfect
Ihavesplit
youhavesplit
he/she/ithassplit
wehavesplit
youhavesplit
theyhavesplit
Past Perfect
Ihadsplit
youhadsplit
he/she/ithadsplit
wehadsplit
youhadsplit
theyhadsplit
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The too-small garments caused him to move stiffly, and at some point, the seat of his pants split open.
en.wikipedia.org
The flowers are followed by highly conspicuous red or orange seed pods, which split open when ripe to reveal black seeds.
en.wikipedia.org
Sunflower seeds are sometimes sold commercially while still enclosed within the hard wall of the fruit, which must be split open to reach the seed.
en.wikipedia.org
He would split open their heads, cut off ears, gouge out eyes and rip open the bellies of pregnant women.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The beans can be fried, causing the skin to split open, and then salted and/or spiced to produce a savory, crunchy snack.
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