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in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
I. split [Brit splɪt, Am splɪt] N
1. split:
split (in fabric, garment)
split (in rock, wood)
split (in rock, wood)
split (in skin)
2. split:
scollamento m (in in, all'interno di)
split (stronger)
split (stronger)
split (stronger)
spaccatura f (between tra; in in; into in)
3. split (share-out):
split (of money, profits, jobs)
split (of money, profits, jobs)
4. split Am (small bottle):
split (of soft drink)
split (of soft drink)
split (of wine)
5. split FOOD (dessert):
split
banana split f
6. split Am ECON:
split
split
income, wage split
II. splits N
splits npl:
III. split [Brit splɪt, Am splɪt] ADJ
split fabric, garment
split seam
split log, pole
split hide, lip
IV. split <forma in -ing splitting, pt/pp split> [Brit splɪt, Am splɪt] VB trans
1. split (cut, slit):
split wood, log
split rock, slate
fendere, spaccare (in, into in)
split seam
split fabric, garment
split lightning, thunder, noise: sky, silence
to split one's lip
to split the atom
2. split (cause dissent):
split party, movement, alliance
to split the vote
3. split (divide) → split up
4. split (share):
split cost, payment
dividere (between tra)
to split sth three, four ways profits, cost
5. split LING:
6. split COMPUT:
split window
V. split <forma in -ing ecc. splitting, pt/pp split> [Brit splɪt, Am splɪt] VB intr
1. split:
split wood, log, rock, slate:
fendersi, spaccarsi (in, into in)
split fabric, garment:
split seam:
to split in(to) two stream, road:
2. split POL party, movement, alliance:
split
split
split (stronger)
3. split (divide) → split up
4. split Brit (tell tales):
split inf
to split on sb
fare la spia a qn (to a)
5. split (leave):
split inf
split inf
VI. split [Brit splɪt, Am splɪt]
to split one's sides (laughing) inf
I. split up VB [splɪt -] (split up)
split up band:
split up members:
split up couple, parents:
split up crowd, demonstrators:
split up alliance, consortium:
split up federation:
dividersi, scindersi (into in)
to split up with partner, girlfriend
to split up with husband
II. split up VB [splɪt -] (split [sb] up)
split up friends, partners, group members:
split up
separare, dividere (from da)
III. split up VB [splɪt -] (split [sth] up, split up [sth])
split up money, profits, work
ripartire, spartire (into in)
split up area, group
dividere, smembrare (into in)
I. split-level [Brit splɪtˈlɛv(ə)l, Am ˈsplɪt ˌlɛvəl] N
II. split-level [Brit splɪtˈlɛv(ə)l, Am ˈsplɪt ˌlɛvəl] ADJ
split-level cooker
split-level room, apartment
split ticket [ˌsplɪtˈtɪkɪt] N (in US)
split ticket POL
split pin [ˌsplɪtˈpɪn] N
split pin
stock split [Am ˈstɑk ˌsplɪt] N
stock split
split-site [ˈsplɪtˌsaɪt] ADJ
split-site factory, school:
split-site
split shift [Brit, Am ˌsplɪt ˈʃɪft] N
split shift
to work split shifts
I. split second [Brit, Am splɪt səˈkɑnd] N
split second
in, for a split second
II. split-second ADJ
split-second decision, reflex:
split-second
split decision [Am splɪt dəˈsɪʒən, diˈsiʒən] N SPORTS
split decision
split infinitive [Brit, Am splɪt ɪnˈfɪnədɪv] N LING
in the PONS Dictionary
I. split [splɪt] N
1. split (crack):
split
2. split (in clothes):
split
3. split (division):
split
II. split <split, split> [splɪt] VB trans
1. split (divide):
split
split atom
to split sth between two people
2. split (crack):
split
Phrases:
to split hairs
III. split <split, split> [splɪt] VB intr
1. split (divide):
split
2. split (form cracks):
split
3. split inf (leave):
split
split-level ADJ
split-level
split second N
split second
split screen N
split screen
I. split off VB trans
split off
II. split off VB intr
split off
split personality N PSYCH
split infinitive N LING
split-up [ˈsplɪt·ʌp] N
split-up
I. split up VB trans
split up
II. split up VB intr
to split up with sb
split pea N
split pea
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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They agreed that if we had a split-up in any way, the property would revert to me on that day that happened.
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The takeover by the consortium lead to a split-up of the bank.
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Despite decent sales, the band split-up one year later.
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It has a homebody quality, almost like an autumn song would you can imagine a split-up couple singing it quietly, separately, as the world goes on around them.
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It is the first album released since their split-up in 1998.
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