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单词 split
释义
split
verb
uk
/splɪt/us
/splɪt/
present participlesplitting|past tense and past participlesplit

splitverb(DIVIDE)

B2[IorT]
to (causeto)divideinto two or moreparts,especiallyalong aparticularline:
（使）裂开；（使）分开
Theprizewas splitbetweenSusan and Kate.这笔奖金被苏珊和凯特平分了。
Split theauberginesinhalfandcoverwithbreadcrumbs.把茄子切成两半，裹上面包屑。
Theteachersplit thechildren(up)intothreegroups.老师把孩子们分成3组。
informalI'll split(=share)thiscroissantwithyou.我和你分这个牛角面包。
Histrouserssplit when hetriedtojumpthefence.他试图翻过围栏时裤子裂开了。
[+ obj + adj]The woman had split herheadopen(= got along,deepwoundin herhead)when she wasthrownoff thehorse.那个女人从马上摔下来时，头上裂了个很深的大口子。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to break
  • breakI didn't mean to break your phone.
  • fractureLast year he fractured his skull.
  • bustOne of the children has bust the computer.
  • shatterThe ball hit the window and shattered it.
  • smashI dropped the vase and it smashed.
  • snapShe bent the ruler and it snapped.
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C2[I]
toformcracks:
裂开；爆裂
Thewoodenfloorhadcrackedand split in theheat.木地板受热裂开了。
C2[IorT]
If thepeoplein anorganizationorgroupsplit, or if something splits them, theydisagreeandformsmallergroups:
（使）（组织或团体）分裂；（使）产生分歧
Thechildcareissuehas split theemployers'group.儿童保育问题使雇主们产生了分歧。
Theunionexecutivehas splitdown themiddle(=dividedinto two equal-sizedgroupswhodisagreewith each other)on what to do next.工会执行委员会在下一步的动向问题上分裂成势均力敌的两派。
Agroupofextremistssplit(off)fromtheLabourPartytoforma new "WorkersParty".一些极端主义者从工党中分裂出来，成立了新的“工人党”。
split the difference
If you split thedifference, youagreeon anumberoramountthat isexactlyin themiddleof thedifferencebetween two othernumbersoramounts.
（在数字、数量等方面）折中，妥协
More examples
  • Opinions were splitcleanlybetween men and women.
  • Theelectronicsdivisionwas split off into afreestandingcompany.
  • Let's split thecostrightdown themiddle.
  • Thefamilyis split down themiddleon thisissue.
  • Pieces ofstonecan be split off byforcingwedgesbetween thelayers.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • cloven
  • dissociate
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • fracture
  • hive
  • polarize
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • unravel
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Tearing and breaking into pieces
Arguing & disagreeing
Sharing

splitverb(TELL)

[I]UKold-fashionedinformal
totellotherpeoplesecretanddamaginginformationabout someone:
告发，揭发
TheyknewJosie wouldn't splitonthemtotheteacher.他们知道乔西不会向老师告发他们的。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Revealing secrets & becoming known
  • (the) word is/gets outidiom
  • anti-secrecy
  • backchannel
  • bare
  • blowsomeone'scoveridiom
  • blow/take the lid offsomethingidiom
  • break
  • declassify
  • hold
  • huddle
  • Queen's evidence
  • rat
  • rat onsomeone/something
  • reintroduce
  • revealingly
  • revelatory
  • state's evidence
  • tip
  • transpire
  • unload
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splitverb(LEAVE)

[I]old-fashionedinformal
toleaveaplace
离开
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Departing
  • abandon
  • abandonment
  • absquatulate
  • backward
  • be ready to rollidiom
  • move
  • outgoing
  • p.o.q.
  • peel away/off
  • piss off
  • pull
  • pull out
  • pullsomethingoff
  • sea
  • strike
  • takesomethingoff
  • turfsomethingout
  • vacate
  • vamoose
  • walk
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Idioms

splityoursides
split hairs

Phrasal verb

split up
split
noun[C]
uk
/splɪt/us
/splɪt/
along,thinholein something where it hasbrokenapart:
裂缝；裂口
Rain was getting in through a splitintheplasticsheeting.雨水从塑料薄膜的一处裂缝渗了进来。
picture of split
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asituationin which agroupofpeopleisdividedintosmallergroupsbecause theydisagreeabout something:
分裂；分歧
There is awideningsplitbetweenseniormanagersand therestof theworkforce.高层经理们和其他员工之间的分歧越来越大。
Thetaxissuehascauseda splitin/withinthegovernment.税收问题导致政府内部产生了分裂。
There was a 75/25 splitinthevoting.双方在投票中各赢得了75%和25%的选票。
the splits[plural](USalsoa split[singular])
theactionofsittingon thefloorwithyourlegsstraightout andflatalong thefloorinoppositedirections:
劈叉，劈腿动作
Can youdothe splits?你能劈叉吗？
She does abackwardglidingthing when she's doing a split.
picture of split
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Holes, hollows and dips
  • anti-crack
  • aperture
  • blistered
  • chink
  • cranny
  • cratering
  • escape hatch
  • gouge
  • hollow
  • imprint
  • intake
  • interstice
  • leak
  • leaky
  • nook
  • nooks and cranniesidiom
  • piercing
  • pinprick
  • shaft
  • void
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Arguing & disagreeing
Exercising & training
Dance & choreography
Gymnastics
(Definition ofsplitfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
split
verb
uk
/splɪt/us
/splɪt/
present participlesplitting|past tense and past participlesplit

splitverb(DIVIDE)

B2[IorT]
to (causeto)divideinto two or moreparts,especiallyalong aparticularline
（使）裂开；（使）分开
Theprizewas splitbetweenSusan and Kate.这笔奖金被苏珊和凯特平分了。
Split theauberginesinhalfandcoverwithbreadcrumbs.把茄子切成两半，裹上面包屑。
Theteachersplit thechildren(up)intothreegroups.老师把孩子们分成3组。
informalI'll split(=share)thiscroissantwithyou.我和你分这个牛角面包。
Histrouserssplit when hetriedtojumpthefence.他试图翻过围栏时裤子裂开了。
[+ obj + adj]The woman had split herheadopen(= got along,deepwoundin herhead)when she wasthrownoff thehorse.那个女人从马上摔下来时，头上裂了个很深的大口子。
C2[I]
toformcracks
裂开；爆裂
Thewoodenfloorhadcrackedand split in theheat.木地板受热裂开了。
C2[IorT]
If thepeoplein anorganizationorgroupsplit, or if something splits them, theydisagreeandformsmallergroups.
（使）（组织或团体）分裂；（使）产生分歧
Thechildcareissuehas split theemployers'group.儿童保育问题使雇主们产生了分歧。
Theunionexecutivehas splitdown themiddle(=dividedinto two equal-sizedgroupswhodisagreewith each other)on what to do next.工会执行委员会在下一步的动向问题上分裂成势均力敌的两派。
Agroupofextremistssplit(off)fromtheLabourParty toforma new "Workers Party".一些极端主义者从工党中分裂出来，成立了新的“工人党”。
split the difference
If you split thedifference, youagreeon anumberoramountthat isexactlyin themiddleof thedifferencebetween two othernumbersoramounts.
（在数字、数量等方面）折中，妥协
More examples
  • Opinions were splitcleanlybetween men and women.
  • Theelectronicsdivisionwas split off into afreestandingcompany.
  • Let's split thecostrightdown themiddle.
  • Thefamilyis split down themiddleon thisissue.
  • Pieces ofstonecan be split off byforcingwedgesbetween thelayers.

splitverb(TELL)

[I]UKold-fashionedinformal
totellotherpeoplesecretanddamaginginformationabout someone
告发，揭发
TheyknewJosie wouldn't splitonthemtotheteacher.他们知道乔西不会向老师告发他们的。

splitverb(LEAVE)

[I]old-fashionedinformal
toleaveaplace
离开

Idioms

splityoursides
split hairs

Phrasal verb

split up
split
noun[C]
uk
/splɪt/us
/splɪt/
along,thinholein something where it hasbrokenapart
裂缝；裂口
Rain was getting in through a splitintheplasticsheeting.雨水从塑料薄膜的一处裂缝渗了进来。
asituationin which agroupofpeopleisdividedintosmallergroupsbecause theydisagreeabout something
分裂；分歧
There is awideningsplitbetweenseniormanagersand therestof theworkforce.高层经理们和其他员工之间的分歧越来越大。
Thetaxissuehascauseda splitin/withinthegovernment.税收问题导致政府内部产生了分裂。
There was a 75/25 splitinthevoting.双方在投票中各赢得了75%和25%的选票。
the splits[plural]UK(USsplit)
theactionofsittingon thefloorwithyourlegsstraightout andflatalong thefloorinoppositedirections
劈叉，劈腿动作
Can youdothe splits?你能劈叉吗？

split| American Dictionary

split
verb[I/T]
us
/splɪt/
present participlesplitting|past tense and past participlesplit
todivideinto two or moreparts,esp. along aparticularline:
[T]Isuggestwe split theprofitsbetween us.
[T]Theteachersplit theclassinto threegroups.
[I]Hispantssplit when hejumpedthefence.
slangTo split alsomeanstoleaveaplace:
[I]Themoviewasboring, so I split.

Idiom

split the difference

Phrasal verb

split up
split
noun[C]
us
/splɪt/
along,thintear, or adivision:
There’s a split in thissheet.
Peacetalksarethreatenedby a split amongrebelleaders.
(Definition ofsplitfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

split| Business English

split
verb
uk
/splɪt/us
splitting|split|split
[IorT]
(alsosplit (sth) up)
todivideorcausetodivideinto two or moreparts:
Theseniorleadershipfinallyconcludedthat it madesensefor the twobusinessesto split.
Therolesofchiefexecutiveandchairmancould be split.
split sth between sthIt isthoughtthat Mr Snow'sjobwill now be split betweengeneralinsuranceandlifeinsurance.
split sth equally/evenlyShe splits hertimeequallybetweenworkandhome.
split sth up into sthThecorporationwas split up into threeseparatecompanies.
[IorT]
(alsosplit off)
if apartof anorganizationsplits or is split from thelargerorganization, itbecomesitsownindependentorganization:
split (sth) from sthThe Shanghaienterprisesplit from ajointventurewith S.C. Johnson.
split sth into sthTheelectronicsdivisionwas split off into afreestandingcompany.
[T]
todividemoneyinordertoshareit betweenpeople,organizations, orgroups:
split sth between sb/sthSales-taxmoneywill be split between thecityand thestate.
Theonlinemagazinerecordedrevenuesof $11.5msplitequallybetweensubscriptionfeesandadvertising.
split sth two/three/four, etc. waysWe will split theprofitsthreeways.
split sth 50-50/60-40/70-30, etc.Let's split thecost50-50.
[T]FINANCE,STOCK MARKET
todividesharesof acompanyinto two or moreshareswithlowervalue:
Someanalystssaid thecompanyis splittingitsstocktogaininvestors'attention.
[IorT]
if agroupofpeopleortheiropinionssplit or are split, somepeoplehave oneopinionandothershave a differentopinion:
Therulingpartywas split on theissue.
be split between sbOpinions were splitcleanlybetweenworkersandmanagers.
split 50-50/55-45/60-40, etc.Shareholders split 55-45 in thevotetoinstallthe newCEO.
[I]
(alsosplit up)
to end arelationship:
Thepartnerssplit afterworkingtogether for fifteenyears.
split
noun[C]
uk
/splɪt/us
FINANCE,STOCK MARKET
(alsostock split)
theactofdividingeach of a company'ssharesinto two or moreshares:
Companies thatannouncestocksplits oftenseetheirsharesrisebefore the split asinvestorsanticipatedemand.

See also

reverse stock split
(Definition ofsplitfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsplit

split
People even act as their own psychologists, splitting themselves into professional and client-subjects to do this.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Statistical tests show that splitting the data in such a way was appropriate.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, further work is required to establish the meaning and significance of the various splits in these diagrams.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Such events can be handled by splitting the time interval into several parts (defined by time intervals between two nucleation or impingement events).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Numerically, this corresponds the ring splitting into two rings.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We start by splitting the sum in into two parts.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We next turn our attention to splitting events.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There are also many areas where people take sides or can't see what the problem is - like avoiding generic "he" or splitting infinitives.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In particular, the complement of the central island in the rhombus splits into two or four dart-shaped objects located at opposite corners of the rhombus.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The torus splits into three invariant sets on which the dynamics are quite different.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In gene-based selection in biological evolution and the reaction of the immune system to antigens, genes replicate by splitting and filling in the appropriate nucleotides.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In this situation the political leaders adopted the strategy of splitting up this opposition alliance.
From theCambridge English Corpus
First, it required a separation and splitting up of subject and object, of nature and culture and of mind and matter.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We will refer to this latter case as 'perfect tip splitting'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Such periods of equilibrium, which lack major family-tree producing expansions and splits, may endure for thousands or even tens of thousands of years.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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