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Meanings of split up in English
Portuguese
desdobramento de ações Catalan
dividir An increase in the number of outstanding shares of a corporation without changing the shareholders' equity.
Separate into parts or portions.
Portuguese
divorciar Catalan
divorciar-se Usage of split up in English
1
The other four members of the group split up the following year.
2
They'd split up, Doris and Bert, a year after I left home.
3
Following the split up both companies were seen as potential takeover targets.
4
The couple had split up several months previously but remained business partners.
5
Moller-Maersk could split up into separate companies, its chairman said on Thursday.
6
Daughter & I were split up on Berlin to Toulouse flight today.
7
People started having private conversations and soon split up into other groups.
8
The outcome since was that many families and partners were split up.
9
He paid his share for two years approximately before we split up.
10
After sixth class we all split up and went to different schools.
11
This was the last thing we wanted to split up our family.
12
You guys split up some days to work on your own projects.
13
With the new arrangement, AT&T and BellSouth will split up management duties.
14
It urges children not to blame themselves if their parents split up.
15
Cryan's track record shows he knows how to split up a bank.
16
You'll split up here, and take your positions when the order's given.
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