split on

splɪt ɒn

splitting on

Definition

Conjugation

Definition of split on - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.

data processing

TECH.

divide something using a specific feature or value

TECH.

Split on the comma to separate the values.

informing

Rare

betray someone by giving information about them

Rare

He split on his friends to the police.

inform on

rat out

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Expressions with split on

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split on a rock

break apart due to hitting a rock

The boat split on a rock during the storm.

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.

Terms with split on included in their meaning

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cracked heels

skin condition

dry and split skin on the heels

hoagy

food

large sandwich with meats, cheese, vegetables, on a long split roll

Examples of split on in a sentence

The data was split on age group for analysis.
She split on her partner during the investigation.
The gang feared someone would split on them.

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French:scinder selon, dénoncer, ...
German:teilen nach, verraten, ...
Italian:dividere in base a, spifferare, ...
Spanish:dividir por, delatar, ...
Portuguese:dividir por, entregar, ...
Chinese:分割, 告发, ...
Japanese:分割する, 密告する, ...
Arabic:قسم بناء على, وَشَى, ...
Hebrew:לְחַלֵּק לְפִי, לְהַלְשִׁין עַל, ...
Russian:разделять по, настучать, ...
Ukrainian:розділяти за ознакою, зраджувати, ...
Hindi:विभाजित करना, धोखा देना, ...
Bengali:ভাগ করা, বিশ্বাসঘাতকতা করা, ...
Catalan:dividir per, traicionar, ...
Czech:rozdělit podle, udat, ...
Danish:opdele efter, sige fra, ...
Dutch:splitsen op, verraden, ...
Greek:διαιρώ με βάση, προδίδω, ...
Hungarian:felosztani, beköpni, ...
Khmer:បំបែកតាម, ផ្តល់ព័ត៌មានក្បត់, ...
Korean:나누다, 고자질하다, ...
Persian:تقسیم کردن, لو دادن, ...
Polish:dzielić według, zdradzić kogoś, ...
Portuguese (BR):dividir por, dedurar, ...
Romanian:a împărți după, a trăda, ...
Swedish:dela vid, förråda, ...
Thai:แยกโดยใช้, ไปแจ้ง, ...
Turkish:bölmek, ihbar etmek, ...
Vietnamese:chia theo, bán đứng, ...

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