Examples of using To split up in English and their translations into Korean
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Computer
We need to split up.
You're joking. We were supposed to split up.
It is okay to split up the group.
You may be less likely to split up.
No need to split up in different rooms.
You don't want to split up.
We need to split up, shut this thing down now.
We don't want to split up MAN.
We need to split up if we're going to pull this off.
I never wanted to split up first.
When the seventh day came and Samuel had not appeared, Saul's army began to split up.
Yeah, we got to split up into search parties.
We called to him, but none of us wanted to split up to look for him.
The attempt to split up China will never succeed.
Slice, trim, epidermis, variety, and wash viscera of slaughtered creatures to split up edible amounts.
We were supposed to split up. You're joking?
The vital issue, however,is that water is highly stable and necessitates a considerable amount of energy to split up.
This means you should try to split up your eating times well.
Well, we will need to split up into groups of two, so we can cover more ground more quickly.
Clomid has along half-life(possibly 5 days), so there is no need to split up doses throughout the day.
Why is it better to split up by boundary("word") than""?
In an interview with Reuters, Californian Gayle McCormick, 73, said she and her husband of 22 years decided to split up after he mentioned that he planned to vote for Trump.
What's the best way to split up the multilingual parts of my site?
For example, saying“You deserve more” gives your partner an opportunity to say that you are perfect for him and that there is no reason to split up.[35] Instead, you can say“I feel like we're on different paths in life.
However at the end the guy actually brought out a calculator to split up the bill exactly according to who had what to eat and drink(well I think it was the calculator on his phone but still).