| 单词 | split |
| 释义 | split [splɪt] verb (splitting, split, split) DIVIDE 分开 IMPROVER intransitive or transitive ■to (cause to) divide into two or more parts, especially along a particular line （使）裂开；（使）分开 •The prize was split between •Split the aubergines in •The teacher split the children (up) •informal I'll split (= share) this croissant with •His trousers split when he tried to jump the fence.他试图翻过围栏时裤子裂开了。 •[+ obj + adj] The woman had split her head open IMPROVER intransitive ■to form cracks 裂开；爆裂 •The wooden floor had cracked and split in the heat.木地板受热裂开了。 intransitive or transitive ■If the people in an organization or group split, or if something splits them, they disagree and form smaller groups （使）（组织或团体）分裂；（使）产生分歧 •The childcare issue has split the employers' group.儿童保育问题使雇主们产生了分歧。 •The union executive has split down the middle •A group of extremists split (off) split the difference ■If you split the difference, you agree on a number or amount that is exactly in the middle of the difference between two other numbers or amounts. （在数字、数量等方面）折衷，妥协 [splɪt] verb (splitting, split, split) TELL 告诉 intransitive UK old-fashioned informal ■to tell other people secret and damaging information about someone 告发，揭发 •They knew Josie wouldn't split on [splɪt] verb (splitting, split, split)LEAVE 离开 intransitive old-fashioned informal ■to leave a place 离开 [splɪt] verb (splitting, split, split) split your sides ■to laugh a lot at something 捧腹大笑；笑破肚皮 •We nearly split our sides laughing/with laughter [splɪt] verb (splitting, split, split)split hairs disapproving ■to argue about whether small details are correct 纠缠于末枝细节；在鸡毛蒜皮的事上争论不休 [splɪt] verb (splitting, split, split) Phrasal Verbs split up informal ■If two people split up, they end their relationship or marriage 分手；断绝关系；离婚 •She split up with ⇒ See also split-up[splɪt] noun countable ■a long, thin hole in something where it has broken apart 裂缝；裂口 •Rain was getting in through a split in ■when a group of people divides into smaller groups because they disagree about something 分裂；分歧•There is a widening split between •The tax issue has caused a split in/within •There was a 70%, 25%, 5% split in the splits [plural] UK (US split) ■the action of sitting on the floor with your legs straight out and flat along the floor in opposite directions 劈叉，劈腿动作 •Can you do •Carly did |
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