關於Split的意思和用法的提問

A: split, divided become two or more.

a rock is crack and split become two.

A: Split means to come apart or rip in two. It can be used as a verb "let's split the apple in two" or as a noun "be careful to step over the split in the earth left by the quake." It implies some violence. When firemen split open your door, they need an axe to do it.

A: It means that something is halfed (1 into 2) but really it's used just to separate one thing into 2 or more other things.

(It can also be used to describe a break-up i.e Gina and Michael split up)

A: Its something that normally happens to people with long hair. Its when one piece of hair splits into 2

A: split means to break apart

A: Split is to ussualy used divide something.
"Lets split the bill"
Split here means we devide the bill to the members that ate food for instance.

"I split the apple clean in half"
Implying you have cut the apple in half.

Keep in mind splitting something doesnt bave to be 50% 50% it can also be 70/30 etc.
But ussualy when you read the devission in the context.

A: The top one is grammatically incorrect! It should be
My parents have split up after 20 years of marriage

A: "I split up with my boyfriend" - I broke up with my boyfriend.

Let's split up and meet Here again in an hour = a group of people going their own way and meeting again in an hour

A: When the tree was struck my lightening, it split into 2 pieces and fell to the ground.
The bill is $20.00. Would you like to split and pay $10.00 each?
John and Amanda's marriage wasn't working. So, they decided to split up.
I went to the ice cream shop and ordered a banana split. (a banana split is a bowl of ice cream with nuts and sauce. A banana is cut in half and put on each side of the ice cream.) :)
My pants split. So, I have to either sew them or buy a new pair.
The robber split when he heard the police coming. 'split' here means 'ran' (quickly left the location).
The gymnast did the splits.

A: @sleepingayumin: could you be a little more specific?

A: they’re the same

A: "Split the pie between the group."
"Distribute pies to everyone in the group."

They have the same technical definition, "to give something out", but have different use cases and nuances.

"Split" usually involves taking one big something and giving each recipient a portion of it.
ex: The pirates found a cavern of treasures and split it amongst themselves. - there's one big pile of treasures, but everyone gets only a portion of it.

"Distribute" doesn't have that 分裂/分開 nuance to it.
ex: The students distribute fliers to passersby in the morning. -- each passerby gets their own flier, no splits.

A: a cell divides as part of its growth process into two cells. when you go chop wood. you split it down the side. when you heard cattle down the shute you open the door to separate the male calves from the female.

A: They are basically the same.

split:
- The teacher split the class in half.
- She split her money and gave it to my brother and I.

divided:
- The teacher divided the class in half.
- She divided her money and gave it to my brother and I.

Split could also be used like this, meaning that someone broke up with a lover:
- I split up with my boyfriend.
- My parents split up.

divide can also be a math term:
- 6÷3 : six divided by 3

A: In some cases they can be used in the same way. For example you can say you split the bill at a restaurant but you can’t say you part the bill in a restaurant. You ca say you split a cookie in half, or that you split a cookie into two parts. They have similar meanings but are used in different ways. Hope that helped you

A:

A decision which is made very fast – “in a split second“

This expression is meant to indicate that the time the decision took was less than a second. It doesn’t always literally mean that – it’s just an expression.

A: This is hard but I'll try my best

Split/separate/divide all can be used when saying sentences like.

Let us split/separate/divide into two groups.

However, there are some differences where they are more suitable in some situations.

Split - physically crack into few pieces. For example, let us split the cookies in half and share!

Separate - to make things not united or be as one. For example, I was separated from my parents or let us separate the students according to their gender.

Divide - To make something into a few parts. The most suitable example is maths. 4 divided by 2 is 2.

Other than that, I feel that you can use any of them (split/separate/divide) in most cases

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A: To add on, I would write it out with a hyphen: fifty-fifty split.

A: @dallcomhoya: let's split the bill

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A: Whether not wheather

A: I feel like I have lost the other half of myself since my husband left for another country. A part of me is immersed in my wonderful family which consists of my parents and my son. Another is a depressed and anxious part of me. I am in no mood to work which caused the quality of my work to suffer.

A: In a split second, I was fascinated by her.