Examples of using Divide it in English and their translations into Russian
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I'm gonna divide it.
Divide it amongst ourselves?
Let's divide it now.
We will still meet… in six months and divide it.
You have to divide it by the"y.
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Divide it amongst the Smithsonian, the Louvre, the Cairo museum.
We Manikutti divide it.
Then divide it into small parts.
Indeed, the seven hills divide it into two parts.
When I divide it by 9, the remainder is 8.
When the dough has risen, divide it into 16 parts.
Then divide it over 4 gratin trays.
Knead the dough with the egg yolks, divide it into 4 portions.
They shall divide it into seven portions.
Do you tackle the whole thing at once or divide it into small.
You can divide it into four.
The idea is simple, you draw a circle and divide it into 8 sections.
Divide it all into those who worked. That's a third each.
Draw a circle and divide it into four quarters.
Divide it into 2 parts: in the first part create your to do list, in the second one write down your ideas.
Wash cauliflower and divide it into inflorescences.
You will talk me into anything and then all divide it three ways!
Let's take the 100,036 and divide it by, say… one hundred and seventy-eight.
In the allocation of your existing budget, divide it into two parts.
Knead the dough, divide it into 8 pieces and place them in the refrigerator.
Give the dish a day to infuse,and then divide it into smaller portions.
Take a sheet of paper, divide it into two columns and write them in a certain number of requests.
For deeper understanding of the subject, let's divide it into two parts.
Store 150 g Bay leaf, divide it into six parts- 25 grams per serving.
The Cheeger isoperimetric constant of M is defined to be h( M) inf E S( E) min( V( A), V( B)),{\displaystyle h(M)=\inf_{E}{\frac{ S( E)}{\ min( V( A), V(B))}},}where the infimum is taken over all smooth n-1-dimensional submanifolds E of M which divide it into two disjoint submanifolds A and B. Isoperimetric constant may be defined more generally for noncompact Riemannian manifolds of finite volume.