Examples of using To split up in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Then we would be wise to split up.
We decided to split up the world between us.
So our best bet is to split up.
But Lin told us to split up he will be upset with us.
Perhaps you shouldn't have been so quick to split up!
With great sadness, they decided to split up.
I don't want my parents to split up.
Sighs I mean, I don't want to split up our family, either, but I certainly don't want to  go and then resent him for the rest of my life.
Rapunzel wants to split up with Flynn, but what the result will be,
So, no matter how hard this might be… we need to split up, find him, and stop him… no matter what it takes.
We got to  the corner where we needed to split up, and Stephanie said,'I want to  keep talking to  you though.'.
According to  Facebook data the weeks before Christmas is the most popular time for couples to split up.
Chris have chosen to split up- presumably they wanted some semblance of privacy, despite both being very famous.
on the Peljesac peninsula. They decided to split up.
Greg try to split up parenting duties.
tells them his plan to split up Desdemona and Othello.
Let them know that even though you have decided to split up, you're both saddened by not being able to  continue with the family unit as a whole.
They say that even the Huns on their rampage were rather unreserved, but to split up a family.
Couples who spent around $1,000 for their weddings were least likely to split up.
Czech holdings would, according to  the existing proposal, be forced to split up senselessly and actually become less efficient.