Examples of using Split it up in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
Split it up three ways.
We could split it up.
Split it up between everyone else.
We could split it up.
We split it up and go on merry ways.
We could, uh, split it up.
I have split it up into the following categories.
Won't be after we split it up.
We have to split it up into jurisdictional parts.
Won't be after we split it up.
I think we should split it up.
We split it up, and we all leave town. Then what? Then, if you're right and nobody mentions the money.
WE" will split it up, eh?
It's the same beat, but then you split it up.
So we split it up.
Offshore theoretically, or you can split it up.
We need to split it up fairly.
So you can imagine this whole thing is like a candy bar or something, andwe have now split it up into 15 sections.
But they wouldn't have split it up over seven churches.
And of course, with wind, you could put it all over the East Coast, offshore theoretically,or you can split it up.
If nobody mentions it, We split it up, and we move away.
For instance, if I want to assess students' understanding of the six elements of Dystopian fiction, but I have students in the room with reading comprehension difficulty, processing speed obstacles, social-emotional issues, and other common difficulties our students endure nowadays,I can split it up for the group.
If you're right and Nobody mentions the money, We split it up, And we all leave town.
There's plenty of room to work with and only split it up if it gets too lengthy or needs to be for sake of reading or narrative.
We will take the furniture and split it up later.
You essentially rent a number of nodes andthen can split it up into the number of vps's that you like.
Keep everything else for themselves, and split it up in the car.
DesktopPlus allows you to more effectively organize your Windows Desktop by splitting it up into upto 9'Virtual' Desktops.
No good purpose will be served in splitting it up into new budget lines, and it would not increase funding for the Baltic Sea area; in fact it would more likely have the opposite effect.