Summary
to break up {verb}
dividir · romperse · violar · romper · quebrar · disolver · despiezar · desguazar · aportillar · desintegrar · hacer añicos · terminar una relación · romper relaciones · fraccionar · disgregar · desentablar · descomponer · picar (piedra)
English-Spanish translation for "to break up"
"to break up" Spanish translation
to break up {verb}
to break up {vb} (also: to prorate, to divide up, to parcel, to partition)
This is useful if you want to break up an idea, text or set an image apart from text in your document.
It threatens to break up families.
We have thus far been able to satisfy ourselves that, if it was the terrorists ' intention to break up Western democracies, they have
The enlargement negotiations are broken up into 38 different chapters.
We had this problem with an ACP meeting, which broke up as a result.
to break up {vb} (also: to break, to break down, to smash, to get broken)
to break up {vb}
to break up {vb} (also: to break, to crash, to smash, to break off)
The intended objective of the content is to break up national constituencies.
The aim of the first approach must be to break up the vicious triangle linking victims, traffickers and clients.
Mr Bangemann, we shall remain with the same question but break up this Spanish momentum and open it up to a wider European area.
to break up
We did not liberalise a few years ago by breaking up media monopolies simply in order to create new media monopolies.
to break up {vb} (also: to break, to crack, to go bankrupt, to snap)
Unfortunately, this directive will not break up the monopolies and produce environmentally friendly competition - quite the opposite.
When a large metafile is to be broken up, a dialog appears enabling you to stop the process.
to break up {vb} (also: to annul, to leach)
The demonstration was brutally broken up by police and 70 demonstrators were arrested.
to break up {vb} (also: to quarter, to take apart)
to break up {vb} (also: to scrap)
On the subject of fleet management, let me just reiterate that it is simply not the case that fishermen are obliged to break up their boats.
That means permanent compensation for breaking up vessels and, secondly, better infrastructure.
All the necessary measures would be taken, double hulls, breaking up pieces of floating wreckage, etc.
Thirdly, as we do in other cases, we must also support the breaking up of vessels for which no alternative use can be found.
How will it ever work if we first offer Community public funds for ships to be broken up and then also use Community funds to encourage the purchase of new ones?
to break up {vb}
to break up {vb}
to break up {vb}
to break up {vb}
to break up {vb} (also: to break off, to crack up)
to break up {v.t.} (also: to divide, to split up)
to break up {v.t.} (also: to disintegrate, to disperse)
to break up {v.t.} (also: to disassemble)
to break up {v.t.} (also: to rot, to distort, to get on sb's nerves, to split)
to break up {v.t.} (also: to smash)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "break up":
© Princeton Universitycrack up · decompose · break down · disperse · scatter · fragment · fragmentize · fragmentise · dissolve · adjourn · recess · resolve · interrupt · disrupt · cut off · calve · pick · sever · crash · break apart
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to break up" in Spanish
Similar words
brazing · breach · breached · bread · breadbasket · breadcrumbs · breaded · breadth · breadwinner · break · break-up · breakable · breakage · breakaway · breakdown · breaker · breakers · breakfast · breakfasts · breaking · breaking-up
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