split-up
/ˈsplɪt.ʌp/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsplɪt.ʌp/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsplit-ˌəp/ (ame, mw)
split-up — 名詞
1. the time when a couple stop being partners, or the situation that follows this c
分手
戀愛關係結束
the time when a couple stop being partners, or the situation that follows this change
After the split-up, Rachel boxed up Leo's letters and wedding photos.
分手後，Rachel 把 Leo 的信和婚禮照片都裝進箱子裡。
after a split-up for the period following separation
The split-up between Sari and Emre shocked everyone at the restaurant.
Sari 和 Emre 的分手讓餐廳裡的每個人都很震驚。
the split-up between A and B
Beatrix took a week off work after the split-up with her fiance.
Beatrix 在和未婚夫分手後請了一週假。
Friends stayed neutral during Takeshi and Nala's messy split-up.
朋友們在 Takeshi 和 Nala 那場難看的分手期間都盡量保持中立。
- breakup
very close in meaning and equally informal in everyday English
- separation
more formal and often used for married couples living apart
- reconciliation
focuses on a couple getting back together after conflict
文法句型
a split-up
the split-up between A and B
after a split-up
用法筆記
Often used for dating or romantic relationships and commonly follows after, during, or between. For dividing a group or object into parts, use the phrasal-verb senses below instead.