carve up
US /kɑrv ʌp/
・UK /kɑ:v ʌp/
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo divide something into portions or shares.
The company was carved up and sold off to various buyers.
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The pickleball craze, explained
- And there's plenty of resources online that show you how to carve up a tennis court into one, two, or up to four pickleball courts.
And there's plenty of resources online that show you how to carve up a tennis court into one, two, or up to four pickleball courts.
- and there's plenty of resources online that show you how to carve up a tennis court into one, two, or up to four pickleball courts.
and there's plenty of resources online that show you how to carve up a tennis court into one, two, or up to four pickleball courts.
Do we think differently in different languages? | BBC Ideas
- We can see that different languages structure the world in different ways, they carve up the various continua and different types of relations in the world.
We can see that different languages structure the world in different ways, they carve up the various continua and different types of relations in the world.
Should the world fear Trump-Putin-Xi collusion? | The Economist
- Does that spheres of influence model, where, you know, the great powers of the late 19th century could kind of carve up the world, or Yalta in 1945, is that even possible in 2026?
Does that spheres of influence model, where, you know, the great powers of the late 19th century could kind of carve up the world, or Yalta in 1945, is that even possible in 2026?