Was heißt »split­ten« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

auf­split­tern:

splinter

split up

auf­tei­len:

portion

ent­flech­ten:

detangle

disentangle

gen­dern:

gender

glie­dern:

divide

organise

structure

pa­na­schie­ren:

split one's vote

seg­men­tie­ren:

segment

tei­len:

divide

part

un­ter­glie­dern:

subdivide

un­ter­tei­len:

divide

zer­le­gen:

dismantle

Antonyme

re­du­zie­ren:

decrease

reduce

ver­ei­ni­gen:

band

coalesce

unify

Englische Beispielsätze

• "Is there a big island on the river, or does the river just briefly split into two?" "Yes."

• They're one of my favourite bands but, unfortunately, I didn't get to see them live before they split up.

• He asked her to wait until after the party before telling people that they had split up.

• Do you think your life might've been better if you hadn't split up with her?

• "Are you still going out with Tom?" "No, we split up early last month."

• I think it's better if we split up.

• Tom and his girlfriend have split up.

• Tom split a pizza with Mary.

• In the grave lay a skeleton with a split skull.

• Why don't we split the bill fifty-fifty?

• They no longer loved each other, therefore, they split up.

• Why don't we split the reward fifty-fifty?

• The band's split was acrimonious.

• There's a split where the valve meets the inner tube.

• Mary really came into her own after she split up with Tom.

• Mary really came into her own having split up with Tom.

• Mary really flourished after she split up with Tom.

• The incident made us split up.

• The Berlin Wall split Berlin in two.

• We split up in 2009, but have been close friends ever since.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

tei­len:

divide

part