英语词汇“split”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	split
释义	Trends of split View usage for: split (splɪt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense splits, present participle splittinglanguage note: The form split is used in the present tense and is the past tense and past participle of the verb. 1. verb If something splits or if you split it, it is divided into two or more parts. In a severe gale the ship split in two. [V + in/into] If the chicken is fairly small, you may simply split it in half. [V n + in/into] We split the boards down the middle to use them for the back of the shelves. [VERB noun] ...uniting families split by the war. [VERB noun] Synonyms: break, crack, burst, snap More Synonyms of split 2. verb If an organization splits or is split, one group of members disagrees strongly with the other members, and may form a group of their own. Yet it is feared the Republican leadership could split over the agreement. [VERB] A leadership contest now would split the party. [VERB noun] These organizations are really split by personal rivalries as much as by politics. [VERB noun] Synonyms: divide, separate, disunite, disrupt More Synonyms of split Split is also an adjective. The Kremlin is deeply split in its approach to foreign policy. 3. countable noun A split in an organization is a disagreement between its members. They accused both radicals and conservatives of trying to provoke a split in theparty. 4. singular noun A split between two things is a division or difference between them. ...a split between what is thought and what is felt. [+ between] 5. verb If something such as wood or a piece of clothing splits or is split, a long crack or tear appears in it. The seat of his short grey trousers split. [VERB] Twist the mixture into individual sausages without splitting the skins. [VERB noun] He had a split lip and an eye that wouldn't open properly. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: tear, rend [literary], rip, slash More Synonyms of split 6. countable noun A split is a long crack or tear. The plastic-covered seat has a few small splits around the corners. Synonyms: crack, tear, rip, damage More Synonyms of split 7. verb If two or more people split something, they share it between them. I would rather pay for a meal than watch nine friends pick over and split a bill. [VERB noun] Split the wages between you. [V n between pl-n] All exhibits are for sale, the proceeds being split between a charity and the artist. [be V-ed + between] Synonyms: share out, divide, distribute, halve More Synonyms of split 8. See also splitting Phrasal verbs: See split off See split up More Synonyms of split split in British English (splɪt) verbWord forms: splits, splitting or split 1. to break or cause to break, esp forcibly, by cleaving into separate pieces, often into two roughly equal pieces to split a brick 2. to separate or be separated from a whole he split a piece of wood from the block 3. to separate or be separated into factions, usually through discord 4. (often foll by up) to separate or cause to separate through a disagreement 5. (when tr, often foll by up) to divide or be divided among two or more persons split up the pie among the three of us 6. slang to depart; leave let's split we split the scene 7. (transitive) to separate (something) into its components by interposing something else to split a word with hyphens 8. (intransitive; usually foll by on) slang to betray the trust, plans, etc (of); inform he split on me to the cops 9. (transitive) US politics to mark (a ballot, etc) so as to vote for the candidates of more than one party he split the ticket 10. (transitive) to separate (an animal hide or skin) into layers 11. split hairs 12. split one's sides 13. split the difference noun 14. the act or process of splitting 15. a gap or rift caused or a piece removed by the process of splitting 16. a breach or schism in a group or the faction resulting from such a breach 17. a dessert of sliced fruit and ice cream, covered with whipped cream, nuts, etc banana split 18. Devonshire split 19. a. a separated layer of an animal hide or skin other than the outer layer b. leather made from such a layer 20. tenpin bowling a formation of the pins after the first bowl in which there is a large gap between two pins or groups of pins 21. informal an arrangement or process of dividing up loot or money adjective 22. having been split; divided split logs 23. having a split or splits hair with split ends Derived forms splitter (ˈsplitter) noun Word origin C16: from Middle Dutch splitten to cleave; related to Middle High German splīzen; see splice Split in British English (Croatian split) noun a port and resort in W Croatia on the Adriatic: remains of the palace of Diocletian (295–305). Pop: 188 000 (2005 est) Italian name: Spalato Split in American English (split) seaport in Croatia, on the Adriatic: pop. 189,000 split in American English (splɪt) verb transitiveWord forms: split or ˈsplitting 1. to separate, cut, or divide into two or more parts; cause to separate along the grain or length; break into layers 2. to break or tear apart by force; burst; rend 3. to divide into parts or shares; portion out to split the cost 4. US to cast (one's vote) or mark (one's ballot) for candidates of more than one party 5. to cause (a group, political party, etc.) to separate into divisions or factions;disunite 6. Chemistry and Physics a. to break (a molecule) into atoms or into smaller molecules b. to produce nuclear fission in (an atom) 7. Finance to divide (stock) by substituting some multiple of the original shares that will usually have the same aggregate par value as the old, but a proportionately lower value per share verb intransitive 8. to separate lengthwise into two or more parts; separate along the grain or length 9. to break or tear apart; burst; rend 10. to separate or break up through failure to agree, etc. often with up 11. Informal to divide something with another or others, each taking a share winners split 12. US, Slang to leave a place; depart 13. British, Slang to inform (on an accomplice) noun 14. the act or process of splitting 15. the result of splitting ; specif., a. a break; fissure; crack; tear b. a breach or division in a group, between persons, etc. 16. a splinter; sliver 17. a single thickness of hide split horizontally 18. a flexible strip of wood, as osier, used in basket making 19. US a confection made of a split banana or other fruit with ice cream, nuts, sauces, whipped cream, etc. 20. [often pl.] the feat of spreading the legs apart until they lie flat on the floor, etc. in a straight line, the body remaining upright 21. Informal a. a small bottle of carbonated water, wine, etc., usually about six ounces b. a drink or portion half the usual size 22. Informal a share, as of loot or booty 23. Bowling an arrangement of pins after the first bowl, so widely separated as to make a spare extremely difficult adjective 24. divided or separated along the length or grain 25. divided, separated, or disunited SIMILAR WORDS: break Idioms: split off Derived forms splitter (ˈsplitter) noun Word origin MDu splitten, akin to MHG splīzen < IE base (s)plei-, to split, crack > flint More idioms containing split split hairs Image of split © Tupungato, Shutterstock Examples of 'split' in a sentence split Yet another instance is where there has been rapid turnover or a church split. Christianity Today (2000) But the leather seats are scuffed and splitting at the seams. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Many of those harvested are smaller with more blemishes on the skin or splits in the tubers. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Hundreds of thousands of public sector jobs will go and could provoke coalition splits. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The wood is very brittle and branches often split when being pruned. The Sun (2010) They split into two groups and took slightly different directions. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It is not possible to split the two weeks. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The split is also said to be affecting her sleeping and eating habits. The Sun (2014) The plan is likely to cause splits in all parties. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Sometimes parents are split in their approach to handling this. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The couple split ownership between them and received equal share of the profits as dividends. Times, Sunday Times (2007) This will lead to a split in the cabinet. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This third way precisely splits the difference. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Other members appeared more relaxed about splitting the votes if the affected bidders accept it. Times, Sunday Times (2010) What is the polite way to split a bill after dinner out? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Your lump sum might be split into six equal amounts. Times, Sunday Times (2008) To do it with a split dressing room is like fighting with one hand tied behind your back. The Sun (2015) Members of the party may now split away and form their own parties to take part inthe election. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The splits in the party extend to the gilded social circle that seized control of the party a decade ago. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Will the church divide or split? Times, Sunday Times (2006) The doorman suffered a split lip. The Sun (2012) When those who did not spoke up, churches sometimes split into factions. Garraty, John Arthur The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877 (1995) Under the scheme, mothers and fathers can take time off at the same time or split their parental leave. Times, Sunday Times (2014) It only has five petals, but they are split so deeply down the middle that it seems to have double that number. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Word lists with split Major ports of the world In other languages split British English: split /splɪt/ VERB If something splits, or if you split* it, it is divided into two or more parts. In the storm, the ship split in two. American English: split Arabic: يُقَسِّمُ Brazilian Portuguese: dividir Chinese: 分岔 Croatian: raskoliti Czech: rozštípnout (se) Danish: splitte Dutch: splitsen European Spanish: dividir partir Finnish: pilkkoa French: fendre German: spalten Greek: διαιρώ Italian: spaccare Japanese: 割る Korean: (...으로) 쪼개다 Norwegian: splitte Polish: rozłupać European Portuguese: dividir Romanian: a scinda Russian: раскалывать Latin American Spanish: dividir Swedish: dela upp Thai: แยก Turkish: ayırmak Ukrainian: ділити Vietnamese: vỡ British English: split NOUN A split in an organization is a disagreement between its members. They accused both radicals and conservatives of trying to provoke a split in the party. American English: split Brazilian Portuguese: brecha Chinese: 分歧 European Spanish: división French: scission German: Spaltung Italian: scissione Japanese: 分裂 Korean: 분열 European Portuguese: brecha Latin American Spanish: división All related terms of 'split' split end an end separated by a varying distance from the rest of the offensive line split-new brand-new split-off If people split off from a group, they stop being part of the group and become separated from it. split pea a pea dried and split and used in soups , pease pudding , or as a vegetable split pin a metal pin made by bending double a wire , often of hemispherical section, so that it can be passed through a hole in a nut , shaft , etc, to secure another part by bending back the ends of the wire split run a divided print run of a periodical in which a number of copies contain advertisements not included in the rest , esp a Canadian edition of a US magazine which contains Canadian advertisements but no Canadian editorial content split tin a long loaf of bread split on top, giving a greater crust area split up If two people split up , or if someone or something splits them up , they end their relationship or marriage . split brain a brain in which the tracts connecting the two halves of the cerebral cortex have been surgically split or are missing from birth split cane bamboo split into strips of triangular section, tapered , and glued to form a stiff but flexible hexagonal rod : used, esp formerly, for making fishing rods split ends If you have split ends , some of your hairs are split at the ends because they are dry or damaged . split flap a flap that is located on the under surface of the trailing edge of an aircraft wing and that splits away from the wing structure when rotated downward , producing an increase in lift or drag or both split hairs If you say that someone is splitting hairs , you mean that they are making unnecessary distinctions between things when the differences between them are so small they are not important . split-level A split-level house or room has part of the ground floor at a different level from another part, usually because the house has been built on ground that slopes . split peas peas that are dried and split and used in soups , pease pudding , or as a vegetable split rail designating or of a fence made with rails split from logs split ring a steel ring having two helical turns, often used as a key ring split shift a work period divided into two parts that are separated by an interval longer than a normal rest period split-site divided between more than one site split skirt a pair of women's shorts with flared legs resembling a skirt ; culottes split-wing of or relating to wings (of an artificial fly ) that are dressed cocked up and separated into a V shape split wings wings (of an artificial fly ) that are dressed cocked up and separated into a V shape stock split the act or result of splitting stock banana split A banana split is a kind of dessert . It consists of a banana cut in half along its length , with ice cream, nuts, and sauce on top. Cornish split a kind of yeast bun split open and served with whipped cream or butter and jam lickety-split very quickly; speedily split opinion You can refer to the beliefs or views that people have as opinion . split screen Split-screen is used to describe the technique in making films and television programmes in which two different pieces of film are shown at the same time. split second A split second is an extremely short period of time. split ticket a ballot cast for candidates of more than one party split decision the award of a fight on a majority verdict of the judges as opposed to a unanimous decision split loyalties Loyalty is the quality of staying firm in your friendship or support for someone or something. Devonshire split a kind of yeast bun split open and served with whipped cream or butter and jam split infinitive A split infinitive is a structure in which an adverb is put between 'to' and the infinitive of a verb, as in 'to really experience it'. Some people think it is incorrect to use split infinitives. split keyboarding the act or practice of editing data from one terminal on another terminal split-pea soup soup made from split peas split personality If you say that someone has a split personality , you mean that their moods can change so much that they seem to have two separate personalities. split-level cooker a cooker that is designed with a separate oven and hob so that they can be fitted wherever is most convenient in the kitchen split one's sides to laugh very heartily split-finger fastball a type of fastball that sinks abruptly as it nears home plate, thrown with the grip used for a forkball split-screen facility a facility allowing different scenes to be shown on screen at the same time split-second timing timing that depends on minute precision split the difference If you split the difference with someone, you agree on an amount or price which is halfway between two suggested amounts or prices. built cane bamboo split into strips of triangular section, tapered , and glued to form a stiff but flexible hexagonal rod: used, esp formerly, for making fishing rods split-screen technique a cinematic device by which two or more complete images are projected simultaneously onto separate parts of the screen dissociative identity disorder a disorder in which an individual's personality appears to have become separated into two or more distinct personalities, each with its own complex organization dual personality a disorder in which an individual's personality appears to have become separated into two or more distinct personalities, each with its own complex organization Chinese translation of 'split' split (splɪt) Word forms:ptpp split n (c) (= crack, tear) 裂缝(縫) (lièfèng) (s) (= division) 划(劃)分 (huàfēn) (c) (= disagreement) 分裂 (fēnliè) vt (= divide) 把 ... 划(劃)分 (bǎ ... huàfēn) (= cause to divide) [party, group] 使分裂 (shǐ fēnliè) (= share equally) [work, profits] 平分 (píngfēn) vi to split (into) (= divide) 划(劃)分(成) (huàfēn (chéng)) [party, group] 分裂 (fēnliè) (= crack, tear) [wood, garment] 裂开(開) (lièkāi) to do the splits 劈叉 (pǐchà) let's split the difference 让(讓)我们(們)分担(擔)差额(額)吧 (ràng wǒmen fēndān chāé ba) to split hairs 在鸡(雞)毛蒜皮上争(爭)辩(辯) (zài jīmáo suànpí shang zhēngbiàn) 1 (verb) in the sense of break Definition to break or cause (something) to break into separate pieces In a severe gale the ship split in two. Synonyms break The bandage must be put on when the blister breaks. crack A gas main had cracked under my neighbour's garage. Crack the salt crust and you will find the skin just peels off the fish. burst The driver lost control when a tyre burst. She burst the balloon with a pin. snap break up open The ground opened beneath his feet. give way splinter The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces. gape A hole gaped in the roof. come apart The whole thing just came apart in my hands. come undone 2 (verb) in the sense of cut Definition to separate (a piece) or (of a piece) to be separated from (something) He started on the main course while she split the avocados. Synonyms cut Cut the tomatoes into small pieces. break He fell through the window, breaking the glass. crack Crack the eggs into a bowl. snap The brake pedal had just snapped. chop We were set to work chopping wood. cleave hew He felled, peeled and hewed his own timber. 3 (verb) in the sense of divide Definition (of a group) to separate into smaller groups, through disagreement It is feared they could split the government. Synonyms divide the artificial line that divided the city separate Police moved in to separate the two groups. disunite disrupt disband All the armed groups will be disbanded. cleave a tool for cleaving watermelons pull apart set at odds set at variance 4 (verb) in the sense of diverge Definition (of a group) to separate into smaller groups, through disagreement that place where the road split in two Synonyms diverge The aims of the partners began to diverge. separate We separated to inspect different areas of the place. branch fork Beyond the village the road forked. part The clouds parted and a shaft of sunlight broke through. She parted the bushes with her stick. go separate ways 5 (verb) in the sense of tear The seat of his short grey trousers split. Synonyms tear She very nearly tore my overcoat. rend (literary) pain that rends the heart rip I tried not to rip the paper. slash He didn't make it into work today because someone slashed his tyres last night. slit She slit open the envelope. 6 (verb) in the sense of share out Definition to divide (something) among two or more people Split the wages between you. Synonyms share out divide Divide the soup among four bowls. distribute He began to distribute jobs among his friends. halve allocate Tickets will be allocated to those who apply first. partition Korea was partitioned in 1945. allot We were allotted half an hour to address the committee. carve up dole out apportion They are even-handed in apportioning the blame. slice up parcel out divvy up (informal) 1 (noun) in the sense of division Definition a division in a group or the smaller group resulting from such a division a split in the party Synonyms division the division between north and south break a break in the earth's surface breach the breach between Tito and Stalin rift They hope to heal the rift with their father. difference disruption rupture a major rupture between the two countries discord He foments discord among the allies. divergence schism The church seems to be on the brink of schism. estrangement The quarrel marked the beginning of a 20-year estrangement. dissension disunion 2 (noun) in the sense of separation Their split was acrimonious. Synonyms separation They agreed to a trial separation. break There is some threat of a break in relations between them. divorce Some marriages do end in divorce. break-up a marital break-up split-up disunion 3 (noun) in the sense of crack Definition a gap or rift caused by splitting The seat had a few small splits around the corners. Synonyms crack The plate had a crack in it. tear I peered through a tear in the van's curtains. rip She looked at the rip in her new dress. damage gap the wind tearing through gaps in the window frames rent a small rent in the silk breach A large battering ram hammered a breach in the wall. slash deep slashes in the meat slit She watched them through a slit in the curtain. fissure There was a great crack, and a fissure opened up. 1 (adjective) in the sense of divided Definition divided (especially in opinion, etc) The government is deeply split in its approach to foreign policy. Synonyms divided ambivalent disunited an increasingly disunited party bisected torn asunder factionalized 2 (adjective) in the sense of broken Definition having a split or splits a split finger nail Synonyms broken He escaped with a broken leg. cracked a cracked mirror snapped fractured splintered ruptured cleft The cleft rock face seemed to move in the static noonday light. Phrasal verbs See split off See split on someone See split something up See split up Additional synonyms in the sense of allocate Definition to assign to someone or for a particular purpose Tickets will be allocated to those who apply first. Synonyms assign, grant, distribute, designate, set aside, earmark, give out, consign, allow, budget, allot, mete, share out, apportion, appropriate in the sense of allot Definition to assign as a share or for a particular purpose We were allotted half an hour to address the committee. Synonyms assign, allocate, designate, set aside, earmark, mete, share out, apportion, budget, appropriate in the sense of apportion Definition to divide out in shares They are even-handed in apportioning the blame. Synonyms divide, share, deal, distribute, assign, allocate, dispense, give out, allot, mete out, dole out, measure out, parcel out, ration out Synonyms of 'split' split Explore 'split' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of breach Definition any serious disagreement or separation the breach between Tito and Stalin Synonyms disagreement, difference, division, separation, falling-out (informal), quarrel, alienation, variance, severance, disaffection, schism, parting of the ways, estrangement, dissension in the sense of breach Definition a crack, break, or gap A large battering ram hammered a breach in the wall. Synonyms opening, crack, break, hole, split, gap, rent, rift, rupture, aperture, chasm, cleft, fissure in the sense of break-up Definition a separation or disintegration a marital break-up Synonyms separation, split, divorce, breakdown, ending, parting, breaking, splitting, wind-up, rift, disintegration, dissolution, termination in the sense of burst Definition a sudden and violent occurrence or outbreak The driver lost control when a tyre burst.She burst the balloon with a pin. Synonyms explode, blow up, break, split, crack, shatter, fragment, shiver (archaic, literary), disintegrate, puncture, rupture, rend asunder, tear apart, fly open in the sense of chop Definition to cut (something) with a blow from an axe or other sharp tool We were set to work chopping wood. Synonyms cut, fell, axe, slash, hack, sever, shear, cleave, hew, lop, truncate in the sense of cleave Definition to split apart a tool for cleaving watermelons Synonyms split, open, divide, crack, slice, rend (literary), sever, part, hew, rive, disunite, tear asunder, sunder, dissever in the sense of cleft The cleft rock face seemed to move in the static noonday light. Synonyms split, separated, torn, rent, ruptured, cloven, riven, sundered, parted in the sense of come apart The whole thing just came apart in my hands. Synonyms fall to pieces, break, separate, tear, split, crumble, give way, fall apart, disintegrate in the sense of cracked Definition damaged by cracking a cracked mirror Synonyms broken, damaged, split, chipped, flawed, faulty, crazed, defective, imperfect, fissured in the sense of disband Definition to stop or cause to stop functioning as a unit or group All the armed groups will be disbanded. Synonyms dismiss, separate, break up, scatter, dissolve, let go, disperse, send home, demobilize Additional synonyms in the sense of discord Definition lack of agreement or harmony between people He foments discord among the allies. Synonyms disagreement, division, conflict, difference, opposition, row, clashing, dispute, contention, friction, strife, wrangling, variance, disunity, dissension, incompatibility, discordance, lack of concord in the sense of distribute Definition to share (something) among the members of a particular group He began to distribute jobs among his friends. Synonyms share, give, deal, divide, assign, administer, allocate, dispose, dispense, allot, mete out, dole out, apportion, measure out in the sense of disunion Synonyms separation, division, partition, detachment, abstraction, severance, disconnection, disjunction in the sense of disunited an increasingly disunited party Synonyms separated, split, divided, parted, disrupted, detached, severed, disbanded, segregated, disconnected, disengaged, sundered, disjoined in the sense of divorce Definition the legal ending of a marriage Some marriages do end in divorce. Synonyms separation, split, break-up, parting, split-up, rift, dissolution, severance, estrangement, annulment, decree nisi, disunion in the sense of estrangement The quarrel marked the beginning of a 20-year estrangement. Synonyms alienation, parting, division, split, withdrawal, break-up, breach, hostility, separation, withholding, disaffection, disunity, dissociation, antagonization in the sense of fissure Definition any long narrow cleft or crack, esp. in a rock There was a great crack, and a fissure opened up. Synonyms crack, opening, hole, split, gap, rent, fault, breach, break, fracture, rift, slit, rupture, cleavage, cleft, chink, crevice, cranny, interstice in the sense of fork Definition to take one or other branch at a fork in a road, etc. Beyond the village the road forked. Synonyms branch, part, separate, split, divide, diverge, subdivide, branch off, go separate ways, bifurcate in the sense of gap Definition a break or opening in something the wind tearing through gaps in the window frames Synonyms opening, space, hole, break, split, divide, crack, rent, breach, slot, vent, rift, aperture, cleft, chink, crevice, fissure, cranny, perforation, interstice in the sense of gape Definition to be or become wide open A hole gaped in the roof. Synonyms open, split, crack, yawn Additional synonyms in the sense of hew Definition to chop or cut with an axe He felled, peeled and hewed his own timber. Synonyms cut, chop, axe, hack, split, lop in the sense of open Definition to make or become open The ground opened beneath his feet. Synonyms split, break, separate, crack, burst, break up, give way, gape, rupture, come apart, opN in the sense of part Definition to divide or separate from one another The clouds parted and a shaft of sunlight broke through.She parted the bushes with her stick. Synonyms divide, separate, break, tear, split, rend (literary), detach, sever, disconnect, cleave, come apart, disunite, disjoin in the sense of partition Definition to divide (a country) into separate self-governing parts Korea was partitioned in 1945. Synonyms divide, separate, segment, split up, share, section, portion, cut up, apportion, subdivide, parcel out in the sense of rend Definition (of a sound) to break (the silence) with a shrill or piercing tone pain that rends the heart Synonyms tear, break, split, rip, pull, separate, divide, crack, burst, smash, disturb, shatter, pierce, fracture, sever, wrench, splinter, rupture, cleave, lacerate, rive, tear to pieces, sunder (literary), dissever in the sense of rent Definition a slit made by tearing a small rent in the silk Synonyms tear, split, rip, slash, slit, gash, perforation, hole in the sense of rift Definition a break in friendly relations between people or groups of people They hope to heal the rift with their father. Synonyms breach, difference, division, split, separation, falling out (informal), disagreement, quarrel, alienation, schism, estrangement in the sense of rip Definition to remove hastily or roughly I tried not to rip the paper. Synonyms tear, cut, score, split, burst, rend (literary), slash, hack, claw, slit, gash, lacerate in the sense of rip Definition a tear or split She looked at the rip in her new dress. Synonyms tear, cut, hole, split, rent, slash, slit, cleavage, gash, laceration in the sense of rupture Definition a breach of peaceful or friendly relations a major rupture between the two countries Synonyms breach, split, hostility, falling-out (informal), disagreement, contention, feud, disruption, quarrel, rift, break, bust-up (informal), dissolution, altercation, schism, estrangement Additional synonyms in the sense of schism Definition the division of a group, esp. a religious group, into opposing factions, due to differences in doctrine The church seems to be on the brink of schism. Synonyms division, break, split, breach, separation, rift, splintering, rupture, discord, disunion in the sense of separate Definition to act as a barrier between Police moved in to separate the two groups. Synonyms divide, detach, disconnect, come between, disentangle, keep apart, move apart, disjoin in the sense of separate We separated to inspect different areas of the place. Synonyms part, part company, wave goodbye, go your separate ways, say goodbye, say your goodbyes, diverge in the sense of slash Definition to make large gashes in He didn't make it into work today because someone slashed his tyres last night. Synonyms cut, slit, gash, lacerate, score, rend (literary), rip, hack in the sense of slash Definition a cut made by such a stroke deep slashes in the meat Synonyms cut, slit, gash, rent, rip, incision, laceration in the sense of slit Definition to make a straight long cut in (something) She slit open the envelope. Synonyms cut (open), rip, slash, knife, pierce, lance, gash, split open in the sense of slit Definition a long narrow cut or opening She watched them through a slit in the curtain. Synonyms opening, split, crack, aperture, chink, space in the sense of snap Definition to break suddenly, esp. with a sharp sound The brake pedal had just snapped. Synonyms break, split, crack, separate, fracture, give way, come apart in the sense of splinter Definition to break or be broken into small sharp fragments The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces. Synonyms shatter, split, fracture, shiver (archaic, literary), disintegrate, break into fragments, smash into smithereens All related terms of 'split' split off break up split up break up, part, separate, divorce, disband split hairs quibble, find fault, cavil, overrefine, pettifog split on someone betray, tell on, shop, sing, grass split something up separate, divide, disband, pull apart, disunite
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