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B2  split  ayrılmak; ayırmakbölmek, paylaşmak

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verb  /splɪt   / verb (present participle splitting; past tense, past participle split) split (verb)
 /splɪt  
/ verb (present participle splitting; past
tense, past participle split)
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 split (sb) (up) (into sth)
to divide or to make a
group of people divide into smaller groups
ayrılmak; ayırmak
 Let's split into two groups.
 A debate that has split the country down
the middle.
 2 [transitive]
split
sth (between sb/sth); split sth (with sb)
to divide or share sth
bölmek, paylaşmak
 We split the cost of the meal between the
six of us.
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
split
(sth) (open)
to break or make sth
break along a straight line
yırtılmak, çatlamak,
yarılmak; 
yırtmak, çatlatmak,
yarmak
 My jeans have split.
 She split her head open on the cupboard
door.
IDIOMS
split
the difference
(used when discussing
a price) to agree on an amount that is at an equal distance between the two amounts
that have been suggested
ortasını
bulmak, ortalama bir rakamda uzlaşmak
split
hairs
(usually used in a
critical way) to pay too much attention in an argument to details that are very
small and not important
kılı
kırk yarmak
PHRASAL VERB
split
up (with sb)
to end a marriage or
relationship
ayrılmak
 He's split up with his girlfriend.

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	split
IPA	/splɪt / verb (present participle splitting; past tense, past participle split)
Back	ayrılmak; ayırmak bölmek, paylaşmak
Back 2	split (verb) /splɪt / verb (present participle splitting; past tense, past participle split) 1 [intransitive, transitive] split (sb) (up) (into sth) to divide or to make a group of people divide into smaller groups ayrılmak; ayırmak Let's split into two groups. A debate that has split* the country down the middle.* 2 [transitive] split sth (between sb/sth); split sth (with sb) to divide or share sth bölmek, paylaşmak We split the cost of the meal between the six of us. 3 [intransitive, transitive] split (sth) (open) to break or make sth break along a straight line yırtılmak, çatlamak, yarılmak; yırtmak, çatlatmak, yarmak My jeans have split. She split her head open on the cupboard door. IDIOMS split the difference (used when discussing a price) to agree on an amount that is at an equal distance between the two amounts that have been suggested ortasını bulmak, ortalama bir rakamda uzlaşmak split hairs (usually used in a critical way) to pay too much attention in an argument to details that are very small and not important kılı kırk yarmak PHRASAL VERB split up (with sb) to end a marriage or relationship ayrılmak He's split up with his girlfriend.

Split Verb Participle Past Sth Ayrılmak Transitive Divide

split (verb)