split

- n. 分裂, 派别
- n. 裂缝
- adj. 分裂的, 裂开的
- v. 分开, 分配
- v. 决裂, 分手
- Definition
- n. a division or separate group formed by disagreement
- n. a crack
- adj. divided or broken into separate parts
- v. to separate into parts or portions
- v. to discontinue an association or relation
- Example
- We decided to split the pizza evenly between the four of us.
- 我们决定把披萨平均分成四份。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: a torn or split opening in something (noun).
比较义项:撕裂、破裂处(名词)。
- tear
The plain, neutral word for a torn opening in cloth, paper, or skin, with no hint of force; used for a hole of any size caused by pulling or catching on something.
这是一个中性、笼统的词,指布料、纸张或皮肤上因拉扯或钩挂而形成的裂口,大小不限,也不带用力大小的含义。
There's a small tear in the corner of this page.
这页纸的角上有一个小裂口。
- rip
Implies a rougher, more sudden or forceful tear, usually bigger, caused by yanking, snagging, or careless handling; slightly more informal than tear.
暗示更粗暴、更突然、用力更大的撕裂,裂口通常更大,多由猛拉、钩挂或不小心造成,语气比 tear 略随意。
The wind caused a rip right down the middle of the old sail.
大风把那面旧帆从中间撕开了一道大口子。
- split 本词
A lengthwise crack along a seam, joint, or grain, usually caused by pressure, strain, or drying rather than pulling; typically used for wood, seams, or similar rigid material.
指沿接缝、连接处或纹理方向出现的一道纵向裂缝,通常由压力、张力或干燥等原因造成,而不是拉扯;常用于木材、接缝等较硬的材料。
A split appeared in the log after it dried out in the sun.
这根木头在太阳下晒干后出现了一道裂缝。
Tear, rip, and split describe a torn opening. Tear is the plain word for cloth, paper, or skin. Rip is rougher, more sudden, and bigger. Split is a lengthwise crack along a seam, from pressure or drying. Tear meaning eye tears is not compared.
这三个词都指物体表面因外力而出现的裂口或裂缝,语气和材质侧重不同:tear 和 rip 多用于布料、纸张等软质材料被撕开的口子,split 则多指木材、接缝等因压力或干燥而出现的纵向裂缝。此处不比较 tear 作「眼泪」的义项。
Compared meaning: broken or torn apart (adjective).
比较义项:裂开的、破损的(分成或撕成几部分)(形容词)。
- split 本词
Split describes something divided or broken into two or more parts along a line, often by cutting, pressure, or impact; can sound clean and even, as with wood, a lip, or split ends.
split强调沿着某条线断裂或分成两部分或多部分,常因切割、挤压或撞击造成,听起来可以是干净利落的,例如木头、裂开的嘴唇或分叉的发梢。
The plank of wood was split cleanly in two by a single axe blow.
这块木板被一斧头劈成了两半,断面很干净。
- torn
Torn describes fabric, paper, or skin ripped apart by pulling or catching on something; it sounds forceful and ragged, usually accidental or damaging, as with torn clothes or a torn page.
torn强调织物、纸张或皮肤因拉扯或被勾住而被撕裂,听起来用力且参差不齐,通常是意外造成的损坏,例如撕破的衣服或撕烂的书页。
The paper map was torn along the crease after being folded so many times.
那张纸质地图沿着折痕被撕破了,因为被反复折叠了太多次。
Split and torn both describe something broken apart. Split means divided along a line, by cutting or pressure. Torn means fabric or skin ripped by pulling, sounding forceful and ragged. Their other senses, splitting money and feeling torn, are not compared.
split和torn在这个意义上都表示物体裂开或破损,但split强调沿线断裂或分成几部分,可以是整齐甚至是有意为之的;torn强调因拉扯而撕裂,通常参差不齐、带有意外损坏的意味。这里不比较split的“平分、分摊”义(如split the bill)和torn的“心情矛盾、难以抉择”义(如torn between two choices)。