split
विभाजित
definition
verb
the ice cracked and heaved and split
break or cause to break forcibly into parts, especially into halves or along the grain.
let's split up and find the other two
(with reference to a group of people) divide into two or more groups.
noun
a seaport on the coast of southern Croatia; population 177,500 (est. 2009). It contains the ruins of the palace of the emperor Diocletian, built in about ad 300.
translation of 'split'
दुभंगणे,
फूट पाडणे,
वाटणे,
घटक वेगळे करणे,
फाटणे,
उभा चिरणे,
विभागून देणे
example
Readers don't need to know what bloggers had for breakfast or whether they have 'split' up with their girlfriend or not.
Songwriting duties are 'split' between the foursome with Liam weighing in with three decent enough efforts.
He expects the cash-rich company, which has no debt, to 'split' its stock 2-for-1 this year.
It was a wonderful venue - pity about the DJ - but not quite up to par so we 'split' early and headed for another club to dance what was left of the night away.
after the band 'split' up Tex became a railway clerk
a much-publicized 'split' with his wife
Most polymorphism thus appears to predate the 'split' of these closely related genera.
The berries then swell suddenly and often 'split' , resulting in fungal and bacterial infection of the bunches.
He was £17,000 in debt, about to 'split' up with his girlfriend and thought he had failed his exams for the second time when actually he had passed.
The axe can then be removed an sometimes hammered in further along the 'split' .
the river had 'split' into a number of channels
It's a clear 'split' down the middle: boy bands and us.
let's 'split' up and find the other two
Nevertheless, later in the day, he ran the first leg of the winning England 4 x 200m relay team with a personal best 'split' of 22.7s.
The obstacles to the large-scale reform of the United Nations may reside above all in the 'split' between the rich North and the poor South, the haves and the have-nots.
It has since transpired that this ‘other’ woman only became Zurawski's girlfriend after a marriage 'split' that occurred long before he arrived in Scotland.
They have disapproved of the way the chief spokesman was appointed as well as the manner in which some constituents 'split' away and held separate meetings.
Its stock has 'split' twice and nearly tripled in price since 2000, making it one of the few Internet companies to have prospered.
As the train surged on through the station the rear carriage 'split' off and careered into the platform, scattering waiting travellers.
However, the scientific community is 'split' over the issue.
Then, when the sun goes down, the outer bark may freeze too quickly and 'split' on the side last facing the sun.
The flow of coolant when entering our heatsink base is 'split' into six separate channels and two separate directions.
‘There appears to be a 'split' between the chairman and the non executives at Gresham,’ a Red Sea source said.
They would split up at earliest opportunity and the rival students would be forced to 'split' into smaller groups as they tried to find the intruders.
After the warp ends have been threaded individually through wire eyes on the shafts, they are sleyed collectively through each 'split' in the reed.
We paid for the fish, and Gwen grabbed a soda for herself and me to 'split' before we headed out to her car.
She was thought to have recently 'split' up with her boyfriend but had been enjoying regular nights out with friends.
the accusations caused a 'split' in the party
The first Assembly, in Edinburgh in 1560, was addressed by one of the Kirk's founders, John Knox, as the new church 'split' away from the Catholic Church.
I thought it was a pretty useful word that allowed New Zealanders to talk about how they would look after their kids in the event of a relationship 'split' .
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