splitting-up in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "splitting-up"

1. Taylor's splitting up with his wife.

2. Have you heard? Katie's splitting up with Andrew!

3. I'm sad that Julie'smarriage is on the verge of splitting up.

4. Any thought of splitting up the company was unthinkable they said.

5. Since we are splitting up, we must arrive back at the same time!

Bổi vì quân ta chia ra hai đường, nhất định phải trở về cùng lúc.

6. Her parents are rumoured to be on the verge of splitting up.

7. He first met me when I was on the rebound, after splitting up with Mark.

8. At that time, my wife and I were also splitting up and it just caused some financial difficulties.

9. By splitting up, each student has more area exposed that is available for a collision from a passing student.

Bằng cách tách nhau ra, mỗi học sinh sẽ có nhiều diện tích tiếp xúc hơn để sẵn sàng cho một cuộc va chạm.

10. What do you imagine goes on in my head all night when you've been talking about splitting up?

11. A splitting up of ionospheric layers often can be observed though this phenomenon has not found much consideration in literature as yet.

12. The model is based on resolving the shallow-water equations by a finite differences method using the splitting-up technique to get a Poisson equation for the water surface level.

13. One common way to control for the effect of nuisance variables is through Blocking, which involves splitting up individuals in an experiment based on the value of some nuisance variable

14. A jet splitter wall surface (18) for splitting up a gap jet (17) is arranged in the chamber (2) at a distance from an acceleration gap (14) and opposite the acceleration gap (14).

15. The splitting up of the surfaces of the system, consisting of induction coil and ingot (silicon), into individual surface current elements transforms this equation into a linear algebraic system of equations for the scalar stream function of the surface current.

16. A Cleaver is a large knife that varies in its shape but usually resembles a rectangular-bladed hatchet.It is largely used as a kitchen or butcher knife and is mostly intended for splitting up large pieces of soft bones and through thick pieces of meat

17. breach - division, splitting, splitting up — division - dissension — dissension - disunity — désunion - divergence — divergence - altercation, argument, conflict, contention, difference, difference of opinion, dispute, misunderstanding, strife — altercation, contestation, désaccord, différend, différends ''m plural'', dispute, divergence d'opinions, malentendu - dissentiment - mésintelligence - electricity, nervous tension, strain, stress, tenseness, tension, voltage — tension - mésentente - froid - friction - décalage - frottement - déphasage - dissidence - divorce - fossé - opposition - diplomatic incident — incident, incident diplomatique - réticence - fâche - differences in religion, religious differences, religious division — dissensions religieuses [Spéc.