英语词汇split怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ split /ˈsplɪt/ verb

splits; split; splitting

¹ split

/ˈsplɪt/

verb

splits; split; splitting

Learner's definition of SPLIT

: to break apart or into pieces especially along a straight line（尤指沿着一条直线）裂开，破裂，碎裂

[no object]

The board split in two.木板裂成了两块。
The floorboards are starting to warp and split (up).地板开始翘裂了。
The hull of the ship split apart on the rocks.船身被岩石撞裂了。
A large chunk of ice split off/away from the iceberg and crashed into the water.一大块冰从冰山上裂开，轰隆一声落入了水中。

[+ object]

split (up) a log劈原木
She split the muffin and gave me half.她把松饼掰开，给了我一半。

a : to separate or divide into parts or groups分开；分成若干部分

[no object]

The class split into several small groups.全班分为几个小组。
Two of the band members split off to form their own band.两名成员从这个乐队脱离出去组建他们自己的乐队。

— often + up

Let's split up and look for the lost dog.我们分头去找丢失的狗吧。

[+ object]

The teacher split the class into groups.老师把全班分成了若干小组。
The river splits the town in two.这条河将小镇一分为二。

— often + up

Families were often split up during the war.在战争期间，家庭常变得四分五裂。

b : to separate or divide into groups that disagree分裂，使分裂（成不同的派别）

[no object]

The party split over/on the issue of taxes.这个政党在税收问题上意见有分歧。
The church split into moderate and conservative factions.教会分裂成温和派和保守派。

[+ object]

The budget issue has split (up) the town.预算问题使这个小镇产生了意见分歧。
Opinion is split on the wording of the new law.人们对这项新法律的措辞意见不一。

[+ object] : to divide (something, such as money or food) among two or more people or things分摊；分担；分享

We should split [=share] the costs.我们应该分摊这笔花费。
Why don't we just split a pizza for dinner?我们分块比萨饼当晚餐吧。
She splits her time between Boston and New York. [=she spends time in both Boston and New York]她一部分时间在波士顿，一部分时间在纽约。
The prize money should be split (up) evenly.奖金应当平均分配。

: to cut, rip, or tear (something) especially along a straight line（尤指沿着一条直线）割破，扯破，撕裂

[+ object]

I split my lip when I fell.我跌倒时把嘴唇划破了。
He bent over and split the seat of his pants.他弯腰时把裤子的后裆扯破了。

[no object]

His pants split when he bent over.他弯腰时，裤子撕破了。

informal : to end or cause the end of a relationship结束关系；分手；解散

[no object]

My parents split when I was little.我很小的时候父母就离婚了。

— usually + up

The band split up just after they released their new album.这支乐队刚发行了新专辑就解散了。

[+ object]

— usually + up

Creative differences eventually split up the band.创作方面的分歧最终导致了这支乐队的解散。

[no object] informal + somewhat old-fashioned : to leave quickly迅速离开；迅速走开

“Let's split!” [=let's get out of here]“咱们快走！”

split hairs

— see hair

split on

[phrasal verb]

split on (someone) British, informal

: to give information about the secret or criminal activity of (someone) to the police（向警方）告发，揭发

He would never split on [=(US) inform on] his chums.他决不会告发好友。

split the difference

: to agree to an amount that is halfway between two given amounts（在数额上）折中，各让一步

He thought I should pay $40 and I thought I should pay $30, so we decided to split the difference at $35.他认为我应该付40美元，我觉得我应该付30美元，于是我们决定各让一步，35美元成交。

split the ticket

: to vote for candidates from more than one political party为两党或两党以上的候选人投票 — see also split ticket

split your sides (laughing)

informal

: to laugh very hard笑破肚皮；笑弯腰

The movie was hilarious. I (almost) split my sides laughing.这部电影非常滑稽，我（差点）笑破了肚皮。

² split /ˈsplɪt/ noun

plural splits

² split

/ˈsplɪt/

noun

plural splits

Learner's definition of SPLIT

[count] : a narrow break, tear, or crack裂缝；裂口

There's a split down the back of your jacket.你的夹克衫背面有一道裂缝。

[count] : a division or separation in a group that is caused by a disagreement分裂；分化

The new policy has caused a split in the organization.这项新政策引起了组织的分裂。
a split between liberals and conservatives自由派和保守派之间的分歧

[count] : a clear separation or difference between two or more things分开；分歧

a wide split of opinions巨大的意见分歧

[singular]

a : a part of something that has been divided份额

Here's your split [=portion, share] of the proceeds.这是你的收益份额。

b : the act of dividing something among two or more people or things分配；划分

We agreed to a fifty-fifty split of the profit. [=we agreed to divide the profits equally]我们同意平分利润。

[count] : a position in which you are sitting on the floor with your legs extended in a straight line and in opposite directions劈叉

The ballerina did a split. = The ballerina did the splits.那个芭蕾舞女演员做了一个劈叉。

— see also banana split

单词	split
释义	split (noun) split 17 ENTRIES FOUND: split (verb) split (noun) split-fingered fastball (noun) split-level (adjective) split-second (adjective) splitting headache (noun) split ends (noun) split infinitive (noun) split pea (noun) split personality (noun) split second (noun) split ticket (noun) banana split (noun) lickety-split (adverb) difference (noun) hair (noun) side (noun) ¹ split /ˈsplɪt/ verb splits; split; splitting ¹ split /ˈsplɪt/ verb splits; split; splitting Learner's definition of SPLIT 1 : to break apart or into pieces especially along a straight line（尤指沿着一条直线）裂开，破裂，碎裂 [no object] The board split in two.木板裂成了两块。 The floorboards are starting to warp and split (up).地板开始翘裂了。 The hull of the ship split apart on the rocks.船身被岩石撞裂了。 A large chunk of ice split off/away from the iceberg and crashed into the water.一大块冰从冰山上裂开，轰隆一声落入了水中。 [+ object] split (up) a log劈原木 She split the muffin and gave me half.她把松饼掰开，给了我一半。 2 a : to separate or divide into parts or groups分开；分成若干部分 [no object] The class split into several small groups.全班分为几个小组。 Two of the band members split off to form their own band.两名成员从这个乐队脱离出去组建他们自己的乐队。 — often + up Let's split up and look for the lost dog.我们分头去找丢失的狗吧。 [+ object] The teacher split the class into groups.老师把全班分成了若干小组。 The river splits the town in two.这条河将小镇一分为二。 — often + up Families were often split up during the war.在战争期间，家庭常变得四分五裂。 b : to separate or divide into groups that disagree分裂，使分裂（成不同的派别） [no object] The party split over/on the issue of taxes.这个政党在税收问题上意见有分歧。 The church split into moderate and conservative factions.教会分裂成温和派和保守派。 [+ object] The budget issue has split (up) the town.预算问题使这个小镇产生了意见分歧。 Opinion is split on the wording of the new law.人们对这项新法律的措辞意见不一。 3 [+ object] : to divide (something, such as money or food) among two or more people or things分摊；分担；分享 We should split [=share] the costs.我们应该分摊这笔花费。 Why don't we just split a pizza for dinner?我们分块比萨饼当晚餐吧。 She splits her time between Boston and New York. [=she spends time in both Boston and New York]她一部分时间在波士顿，一部分时间在纽约。 The prize money should be split (up) evenly.奖金应当平均分配。 4 : to cut, rip, or tear (something) especially along a straight line（尤指沿着一条直线）割破，扯破，撕裂 [+ object] I split my lip when I fell.我跌倒时把嘴唇划破了。 He bent over and split the seat of his pants.他弯腰时把裤子的后裆扯破了。 [no object] His pants split when he bent over.他弯腰时，裤子撕破了。 5 informal : to end or cause the end of a relationship结束关系；分手；解散 [no object] My parents split when I was little.我很小的时候父母就离婚了。 — usually + up The band split up just after they released their new album.这支乐队刚发行了新专辑就解散了。 [+ object] — usually + up Creative differences eventually split up the band.创作方面的分歧最终导致了这支乐队的解散。 6 [no object] informal + somewhat old-fashioned : to leave quickly迅速离开；迅速走开 “Let's split!” [=let's get out of here]“咱们快走！” split hairs — see hair split on [phrasal verb] split on (someone) British, informal : to give information about the secret or criminal activity of (someone) to the police（向警方）告发，揭发 He would never split on [=(US) inform on] his chums.他决不会告发好友。 split the difference : to agree to an amount that is halfway between two given amounts（在数额上）折中，各让一步 He thought I should pay $40 and I thought I should pay $30, so we decided to split the difference at $35.他认为我应该付40美元，我觉得我应该付30美元，于是我们决定各让一步，35美元成交。 split the ticket US : to vote for candidates from more than one political party为两党或两党以上的候选人投票 — see also split ticket split your sides (laughing) informal : to laugh very hard笑破肚皮；笑弯腰 The movie was hilarious. I (almost) split my sides laughing.这部电影非常滑稽，我（差点）笑破了肚皮。 ² split /ˈsplɪt/ noun plural splits ² split /ˈsplɪt/ noun plural splits Learner's definition of SPLIT 1 [count] : a narrow break, tear, or crack裂缝；裂口 There's a split down the back of your jacket.你的夹克衫背面有一道裂缝。 2 [count] : a division or separation in a group that is caused by a disagreement分裂；分化 The new policy has caused a split in the organization.这项新政策引起了组织的分裂。 a split between liberals and conservatives自由派和保守派之间的分歧 3 [count] : a clear separation or difference between two or more things分开；分歧 a wide split of opinions巨大的意见分歧 4 [singular] a : a part of something that has been divided份额 Here's your split [=portion, share] of the proceeds.这是你的收益份额。 b : the act of dividing something among two or more people or things分配；划分 We agreed to a fifty-fifty split of the profit. [=we agreed to divide the profits equally]我们同意平分利润。 5 [count] : a position in which you are sitting on the floor with your legs extended in a straight line and in opposite directions劈叉 The ballerina did a split. = The ballerina did the splits.那个芭蕾舞女演员做了一个劈叉。 — see also banana split
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