split lunch

splɪt lʌntʃ

splitting lunch

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Definition of split lunch - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

foodshare a meal with someone

We decided to split lunch at the new cafe.

scheduling

TECH.

organize lunch into different time slots

TECH.

The school decided to split lunch to reduce crowding.

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Expressions with split

split up

stop being together as a group

The band decided to split up after the tour.

split off

separate from a larger group or structure

The small faction decided to split off from the main party..

split hairs

argue about trivial details unnecessarily

He tends to split hairs during every discussion.

split ticket

ballot with candidates from multiple parties

She cast a split ticket in the election.

split the bill

share the payment of a bill among multiple people

They decided to split the bill after dinner.

for a split second

adv.

for a very short moment or instant

I thought I saw her for a split second.

Expressions with lunch

dry lunch

meal without any drinks

He packed a dry lunch for the hike.

free lunch

meal provided at no cost to the recipient

The conference offered a free lunch to all attendees..

do lunch

have a lunchtime meeting, usually at a restaurant

Let's do lunch next week to discuss the project.

liquid lunch

consumption of alcohol instead of food at lunchtime

He often has a liquid lunch on Fridays.

eat one's lunch

consume a midday meal

She decided to eat her lunch at noon.

lunch is on me

exp.

i will pay for lunch

Don't worry, lunch is on me today.

eat someone's lunch

defeat someone thoroughly in a competition

The new startup is eating the old company's lunch.

lose one's lunch

vomit or throw up

He felt so sick he thought he might lose his lunch.

out to lunch

adj.

not paying attention or daydreaming

During the meeting, he seemed completely out to lunch.

there is no free lunch

exp.

nothing is truly free everything has a cost

Remember, there is no free lunch in business.

Examples of split lunch in a sentence

Let's split lunch and try different dishes.
They had to split lunch due to the limited space.
The company decided to split lunch to accommodate all employees.

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French:partager un déjeuner, répartir le déjeuner, ...
German:Mittagessen teilen, aufteilen, ...
Italian:condividere il pranzo, scaglionare il pranzo, ...
Spanish:compartir el almuerzo, dividir, ...
Portuguese:partilhar o almoço, escalonar o almoço, ...
Chinese:分享午餐, 分时段吃午餐, ...
Japanese:昼食を分ける, 分ける, ...
Arabic:شَارَكَ, قَسَّمَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְחַלֵּק בְּאַרוּחָה, לְפַצֵּל אֶת הַפְסָקַת הַצָּהֳרַיִם, ...
Russian:разделить обед, разделять обед, ...
Ukrainian:поділити обід, розділяти, ...
Hindi:भोजन साझा करना, विभाजित करना, ...
Bengali:দুজন মিলে দুপুরের খাবার খাওয়া, লাঞ্চ ভাগ করা, ...
Catalan:compartir el dinar, organitzar el dinar en diferents franges horàries, ...
Czech:dát si spolu oběd, rozdělit oběd do různých časů, ...
Danish:dele frokosten, opdele frokost, ...
Dutch:lunch delen, splitsen, ...
Greek:μοιράζομαι το μεσημεριανό γεύμα, χωρίζω το μεσημεριανό, ...
Hungarian:együtt ebédelni, idősávokra osztani az ebédidőt, ...
Khmer:ចែកគ្នាញ៉ាំអាហារ, បែងចែកពេលអាហារថ្ងៃត្រង់, ...
Korean:점심을 나누다, 나누다, ...
Persian:ناهار را تقسیم کردن, ناهار را تقسیم کرد, ...
Polish:podzielić lunch, podzielić, ...
Portuguese (BR):compartilhar o almoço, escalonar o almoço, ...
Romanian:a împărți prânzul, a programa prânzul, ...
Swedish:dela på lunchen, dela upp, ...
Thai:แบ่งอาหารกลางวัน, แบ่งเวลา, ...
Turkish:öğle yemeğini paylaşmak, bölmek, ...
Vietnamese:chia sẻ bữa trưa, chia, ...

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