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split 1. verbpresent participle splitting: past tense, past participle split)1) (to cut or (cause to) break lengthwise: to split firewood; The skirt split all the way down the back seam.) kløyve, splitte, revne2) (to divide or (cause to) disagree: The dispute split the workers into two opposing groups.) splitte, dele seg, bli uenige2. noun(a crack or break: There was a split in one of the sides of the box.) sprekk, rift, revne- split second
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- the splitsflenge--------rift--------sprekkIsubst. \/splɪt\/1) spalting, splitting, deling, flekking2) ( overført) splittelse, kløft3) sprekk, revne, spjære, rift4) fraksjon, utbrytergruppe5) en del som er brutt av, en del som er slått av6) ( for kurvfletting) kløftet vidjekvist7) spalt (av skinn)8) halvflaske (sprit, brus e.l.), halvt glass (whisky e.l.)9) ( slang) fordeling (av pengegevisnt e.l.)banana split banansplitdo the splits gå ned i spagatenII1) splitte, kløyve, dele (på langs), flekke, bryte, spalte2) splittes, kløyves, revne, spjæres, brytes, sprekke, sprenges3) (handel, om aksjer) forklaring: omgjøre ved deling4) ( kjemi og fysikk) spalte5) ( hverdagslig) dele, dele byttet6) ( slang) tyste, sladre, angi7) ( slang) stikke, dra• gotta split, bye!må stikke, ha det!run as hard as one can split springe alt hva remmer og tøy kan bæresplit hairs drive ordkløverisplit into dele inn i, dele opp isplit one's sides le seg i hjelsplit one's vote forklaring: dele stemmen sin mellom kandidater fra flere partiersplit on somebody tyste på noensplit open gå opp, revnes, spjæres, sprekkesplit somebody's ears ( overført) være nær ved å sprenge trommehinnene til noensplit the atom spalte atomet ( overført) gjøre noe genialt, være intelligentsplit the difference ( overført) møtes på halvveiensplit the expenses dele omkostningenesplit up kløyve, dele (opp) kløyves, dele seg ( hverdagslig) skilles, separeres, skille lag, slå oppIIIadj. perf. partisipp \/splɪt\/splittet, spaltet, kløyvd
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