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Meanings of divided up in English
Distributed in portions (often equal) on the basis of a plan or purpose.
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Usage of divided up in English
1
Germany won the second world war and divided up America with Japan.
2
We just divided up the responsibilities, said Nana of their 33-year marriage.
3
Ernst & Young and KPMG divided up the review of the ministries.
4
After the corporate attack, Victor and Father had divided up the repairs.
5
The day was divided up into regular hours for work and recreation.
6
In Khost, as I recall, several warlords have divided up the territory.
7
The storm priests, as neutral arbitrators, had divided up the Koros grounds.
8
He ought to have divided up the property as my grandfather intended.
9
The village may still be seen divided up into its various quarters.
10
Refraction is that which enables light to be divided up, or analyzed.
11
Yet, Jonathan, that is exactly how our national wealth is divided up.
12
You think you have divided up power and responsibility by appointing a foreman.
13
Let's examine the list of conscripts, which is divided up by industry sector.
14
They divided up into smaller teams and used the buddy system for safety.
15
The donations are then divided up between the campaign and the state funds.
16
The Sons of the Gods divided up the Earth among themselves.
This collocation consists of:
Divided up through the time
Divided up across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common