Examples of using Splitting up in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Mom? Are you and Dad splitting up?
We were so sorry to hear about your parents splitting up.
About why we're splitting up?
Still, there is no talk about splitting up.
Splitting up is not a good idea at all.
Perhaps we should consider splitting up.
We're not splitting up.
Oh, him and his wife splitting up?
I thought we were splitting up.
We're too worried about our family splitting up.
In some genera the number of species has increased considerably in recent years, primarily as a consequence of splitting up'old'species.
In my own country, the question of splitting up the social security system is currently very high on the political agenda.
I'm going to have to break it to him all over again that his parents are splitting up.
Microsoft is splitting up its Windows and Devices Group as part of a company-wide reorganization.
been made here and elsewhere, including, for example, splitting up the General Affairs Council into a Coordinating Council and a CFSP Council.
If the European Union accepts the splitting up of Cyprus, why then should it agree to the raising of Russian minority issues in Estonia and Latvia?
This one is different from those conflicts that have arisen from the issue of secession, splitting up Indonesia.
I also deplore the splitting up of this important debate
Callie and I are splitting up. And there are a lot of reasons why it happened, but taking this fellowship might have been the nail in the coffin.
But when he told me you were splitting up, I lost whatever respect I may have had for him.