Traducciones de „splitting“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

I . ˈhair-split·ting pey. SUST.

hair-splitting

dlakocepstvo n

II . ˈhair-split·ting pey. ADJ.

hair-splitting

dlakocepski

hair-splitting

malenkosten

split·ting ˈhead·ache SUST. coloq.

splitting headache

neznosen glavobol m

I . split [splɪt] SUST.

1. split in:

split (crack)

špranja f v

split (in wall, cement, wood)

razpoka f

2. split (division in opinion):

split

razhajanje n

split POL.

razcep m

3. split (marital separation):

split

ločitev f

4. split (share):

split

razdelitev f

a two/three/four-way split

delitev na dva/tri/štiri dele

5. split (with legs):

to do the splits

narediti špago

II . split <-tt-, split, split> [splɪt] V. trans.

1. split (divide):

split

deliti [form. perf. razdeliti]

to split sth in half

razpoloviti kaj

to split sth down the middle

razpoloviti kaj po sredini

2. split fig. (create division):

split group, party

razklati

group, party to be split over sth

razhajati se glede česa

3. split (rip, crack):

split seam

parati [form. perf. razparati]

to split one's head open

preklati komu glavo

III . split <-tt-, split, split> [splɪt] V. intr.

1. split (divide):

split wood, stone

razklati se

split wood, stone seam, cloth

parati se [form. perf. razparati se]

split hair

cepiti se [form. perf. razcepiti se]

to split into groups

razcepiti se v skupine

to split open

razpreti se

2. split (become splinter group):

to split from sth

odcepiti se od česa

3. split (end relationship):

split

raziti se

I . split off V. trans.

split (break off)

odlomiti

split (break off) (with axe)

odsekati

split (break off) (with axe) (separate)

odcepiti

II . split off V. intr.

1. split (become detached):

split rock, brick

odkrušiti se

2. split (leave):

to split off from sth party, group, faction

odcepiti se od česa

I . split up V. trans.

1. split (share):

split money, work

deliti [form. perf. razdeliti]

2. split (separate):

split a group, team

ločevati [form. perf. ločiti]

II . split up V. intr.

1. split (divide up):

split

deliti se [form. perf. razdeliti se]

to split up into groups

razdeliti se v skupine

2. split (end relationship):

split

raziti se

to split up with sb

raziti se s kom

I . ˈsplit-lev·el ADJ.

split-level

medetažen

II . ˈsplit-lev·el SUST.

split-level

medetažna hiša f

split per·son·ˈal·ity SUST.

split personality

razcepljena osebnost f

split ˈscreen SUST.

split screen

razdeljeni zaslon m

split ˈsecond SUST.

split second

trenutek m

split ˈshift SUST.

split shift

deljen delovni čas m

ˈsplit-up SUST.

split-up

ločitev f

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

So instead they contrive some other hair-splitting argument.

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You wouldn't believe some of the hair-splitting arguments we've listened to.

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For spacelike separated splitting you can't say which occurred first but this is true of all spacelike separated events, simultaneity is not defined for them.

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There are some lovely little moments like the star daughter in a super short skin-tight outfit struggling to touch her producer's feet without splitting a seam.

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The test was partially responsible for splitting existing communities and families along perceived racial lines.

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The intention behind splitting the standard into two work products is to facilitate and improve involvement from different communities, leveraging each to their strengths.

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The season focuses on the survivors splitting into two groups, after making contact with a freighter off-shore.

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The results of this organic-vs-conventional exhibition match are hair-splitting, at best, hardly justifies being charged twice the normal price in the grocery store.

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Not accomplishing the second task (overcoming splitting) results in an increased risk of developing a borderline personality disorder.

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His theory that "hierophanies" form the basis of religion, splitting the human experience of reality into sacred and profane space and time, has proved influential.

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