Divideの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Needs more context - it might mean they will divide up tasks between them and “conquer” the project that way, or in a reality game show that they will divide the other contestants by causing fights and arguments to distract them and they will win.

A: Literalmente, uma estratégia de “divisão e conquista”, que significa basicamente dividir um problema ou um plano de difícil execução em partições menores, resolvendo cada etapa de uma vez ao invés de tentar atacar o problema como um todo.

Eu não sei exatamente qual é o contexto da história mas o personagem poderia, por exemplo, estar enfrentando uma gangue de inimigos separadamente, encurralando-os um por um ao invés de enfrentá-los todos de uma vez.

A: to split evenly, like cutting somthing in half.

A: @Ewaa67: Una brecha digital

A: Opinions are divided on this point.
Experts are sharply divided on the issue.
The issue has created a deeply divided nation.
She feels like she only gets her mother's divided attention.
a divided highway

A: I learned how to divide in math. Cells typically divide every once in a while. She asked to divide the bill between us.

A: The country was divided into different parts.

A: 'Let's divide the sweets to share between us'
'The country was divided over brexit'
'You have to divide 3 with 2 for maths'
'Miss was dividing us into pairs'

A: Overall divide and split is interchangeable but sometimes one sounds more natural than the other.

"Let's divide the bill" vs "Let's split the bill". Split sounds more casual.

"They split up" (i.e. divorced) ~ not "They divided".

"Since the election, the country was divided." sounds more natural than "The country was split".

"What is 4 divided by 2?" is more natural/common than "What is 4 split two ways/by 2?"

Split as slang = to leave/left. "They split after dinner."

Split as a pose = sitting down with the legs straight and at right angles to the upright body, one in front and the other behind.

Hope that is somewhat helpful!

A: No difference BUT some some expressions will never use divide, others will never use separate. Some fixed expressions : We went our separate ways. We got separated (eg divorce). Divide 4 by 2, you get 2. And others...

A: They can be used interchangeably in some cases.

Divide means to break into separate parts. (I divided the bread)
Divide is also a math term. (1/2 = 0.5 or one divided by two equals five tenths)

Separate means to take apart. (She separated the two from each other)
Separate, as an adjective, can also mean different. (There are two separate answers to that question)

Divide and separate can be used interchangeably in some places.
It divided the nation into two parts. (break into separate parts).
It separated the nation into two parts. (means to take apart).

A: Divide is a math term! 8 divided by 2 is 4. It also means to split something up. Share is different because you do it willingly!

A: Divide means to cut in different parts.

Separate has two different meanings:

1. It can mean to move apart. "To get my slice of the cookie, I had to separate it from the rest."

2. It can also be used to refer to other options, "My friend wants to share a cookie, but I want a separate cookie."

The two ways of using it also have different syllables.

1. SE per Ate
2. Sep ret

I hope this helps!

A: >> divided by

A: -Agree
-Create
-Develop
-Divide
-Exchange
-Judge
-Learn
-Spy
-Lend
-Flirt
-Curse

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A: × Ten divided by two comes five.
✓ Ten divided by two makes five.

A: I'm not sure what he says. It might be "weight" rather than "width" with his accent.

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A: Grammatically it's correct but it's a bit repetitive.

I'd suggest: "Could you please split the check in two?
We would like to pay separately."

A: Practice the word "argument" a bit more.