to divide

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Definición y significado de "divide"en inglés

to divide

VERBO

dividir

to separate people or things into two or more groups, parts, etc.

Transitive: to divide sb/sth | to divide sb/sth into groups or parts

información gramatical

composición morfológica

simple

verbo de acción

regular

presente

divide

3.ª persona singular

divides

participio presente

dividing

pretérito simple

divided

participio pasado

divided

Ejemplos

The teacher divides the class into small groups for a collaborative project.

El profesor divide la clase en pequeños grupos para un proyecto colaborativo.

dividirse

to be separated into parts, groups, etc.

Intransitive: to divide | to divide into parts ot groups

Ejemplos

The river divides at this point, forming two distinct channels.

El río se divide en este punto, formando dos canales distintos.

dividir, repartir

(mathematics) to calculate how many times a number contains another number

Transitive: to divide a number by another number

Ejemplos

If you divide 10 by 2, you get 5.

Si divides 10 entre 2, obtienes 5.

dividir, separar

to cause disagreement among people

Transitive: to divide a group of people

Ejemplos

The controversial proposal to build a new highway through the park divided the community.

La controvertida propuesta de construir una nueva autopista a través del parque dividió a la comunidad.

dividir, repartir

(of a number) to fit into another number one or more times evenly

Intransitive: to divide into a number

Ejemplos

10 divides evenly into 50, yielding 5 as the quotient.

10 divide uniformemente en 50, dando 5 como cociente.

dividir, separar

to separate or create a barrier between two things

Transitive: to divide a space

Ejemplos

The river divides the city, with one part lying on the east bank and the other on the west bank.

El río divide la ciudad, con una parte situada en la orilla este y la otra en la orilla oeste.

dividir, separar

to separate or split something into distinct parts or sections

Transitive: to divide sth

Ejemplos

The strong currents of the river threatened to divide the raft, pulling it apart piece by piece.

Las fuertes corrientes del río amenazaban con dividir la balsa, separándola pieza por pieza.

dividir

to split different portions of time, energy, etc. and dedicate them to various activities or tasks

Transitive: to divide time or resources

Ejemplos

She divides her time between work and family responsibilities.

Ella divide su tiempo entre el trabajo y las responsabilidades familiares.

dividir, dividirse

to have differing opinions regarding a particular issue, question, etc., typically within a group

Intransitive

Ejemplos

The board members divided over the proposed budget cuts, leading to heated debates during the meeting.

Los miembros de la junta se dividieron por los recortes presupuestarios propuestos, lo que llevó a acalorados debates durante la reunión.

dividir, repartir

to split something into parts and share them among different people or groups

Transitive: to divide sth

Ejemplos

Let's divide the tasks evenly so that everyone has an equal workload.

Dividamos las tareas de manera equitativa para que todos tengan la misma carga de trabajo.

dividir

(of law-makers) to vote by physically separating into two groups, typically representing those in favor of a motion or proposition and those against it

Intransitive

Ejemplos

During the debate on the education reform bill, the Members of Parliament were called to divide.

Durante el debate sobre el proyecto de ley de reforma educativa, los miembros del Parlamento fueron llamados a dividirse.

dividir, separar

to make a law-making body to vote by physically separating into two groups to show support and opposition

Transitive: to divide a law-making body

Ejemplos

The speaker divided the parliament on the contentious issue of immigration, prompting a clear vote.

El orador dividió el parlamento en el controvertido tema de la inmigración, lo que provocó una votación clara.

Divide

SUSTANTIVO

divisoria de aguas, línea divisoria

a raised area of land separating two neighboring river systems

información gramatical

estado de animacidad

inanimado

composición morfológica

compuesto

contable

forma plural

divides

Ejemplos

Hikers followed the divide along the mountain ridge.

Los excursionistas siguieron la divisoria de aguas a lo largo de la cresta de la montaña.

división, brecha

a significant disagreement or separation between two groups, often causing tension or conflict

Ejemplos

The political divide led to heated debates in the legislature.

La división política llevó a acalorados debates en la legislatura.

Árbol Léxico

divided

divider

divisible

divide

Palabras Cercanas

Definición y significado de "divide"en inglés

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