split
transitive verb
PAST: split; PART: split |
fender
EN Squirrels were chattering, birds singing, and overhead honked the wild-fowl driving up from the south in cunning wedges that split the air.
GL Os esquíos berraban, os paxaros garulaban e mestas bandadas de aves procedentes do sur cubrían o ceo e fendían os aires cos seus grasnidos.
Fonte: CHA (1072)
separar
EN The British nation is fortunately split into three great divisions; and thus a national feeling of emulation and contest is excited --slight indeed, or none at all, on the part of the English (not from any merit, but from mere decay of patriotic feeling), stronger on the part of the Irish, and sometimes illiberally and odiously strong on the part of the Scotch, (especially as you descend --below the rank of gentlemen.)
GL A nación británica está afortunadamente separada en tres grandes divisións, e deste xeito excítase un sentimento nacional de emulación e competición -leve, de feito, ou ningún, pola parte dos ingleses, (non por ningún mérito, senón por simple decaemento do sentido patriótico), máis forte pola parte dos irlandeses, e ás veces antiliberal e odiosamente forte pola parte dos escoceses (especialmente a medida que se descende no rango dos cabaleiros).
Fonte: LET (507)
dividir
EN As Mohammed himself predicted, Islam has split into 73 different persuasions, currents, denominations, confraternities and sects, including Sunnites, Shiites, Kharijis, Zaydis, Alawites, Ahmadis, Alevites, Ibadis, Bohras, Qadianis, Bektashis and Druzes.
GL Tal e como predixo o propio Mahomet, o islam divídese, segundo se di, en 73 correntes, capelas, confrarías ou sectas: sunnitas, xiítas, jariyitas, ismaelitas, wahabitas (véxase glosario), zaiditas, alauitas, ahmadis, alevitas, ibaditas, bohras, qadanis, bektachis, drusos...
Fonte: C25 (1126)
..... to split up
dispersarse
EN There is complete pandemonium, and in the general panic, families split up.
GL Todos acaban cedendo ó pánico e, no sálvese quen poida, as familias dispérsanse.
Fonte: C14 (1004)
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