Split up meaning in English

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Definition

to split up: to separate, to divide, to partition verb
The band split up five years ago. They separated due to musical differences.
Let's split up the chores. We can divide them and do half each.
We split up into groups of four in order to work more effectively. We divided the work into four and it took us half the time to finish it!
  • "Mr. Oléré and I had very different visions for the company's future, and so we have decided to split up."
  • "Lawrence Laughsalot : Alright soldiers, the first thing we're going to do is split up into teams of two."

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