subdividing
细化,细分,细分化,再细分
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sub·di·vid·ed, sub·di·vid·ing.
- : to divide into smaller parts; divide again after a first division.
- : to divide into parts.
- : to divide into building lots.
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sub·di·vid·ed, sub·di·vid·ing.
- : to become separated into divisions.
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It further allows homeowners to subdivide their properties, creating up to four units on a single lot.
I firmly believe that the time has come to update these antiquated zoning policies to allow single-family zoned lots to be subdivided into four individual land parcels.
He also said the AHS wants to find a buyer who will not subdivide the land and build houses and said the AHS is still considering options that would allow it to retain ownership of the site.
Google recommends that we do not subdivide the product group.
It would allow owners of single-family lots to subdivide their property into multiple smaller lots, potentially creating new homes and new homeowners.
We may, therefore, subdivide as many of the divisions as are necessary for the two lines whose degrees of angle are to be found.
It would be better to subdivide the work of the world, according to the capacity of the different nations.
These again subdivide, and the branches droop but turn upward at the tips.
In the intervals they subdivide themselves into several parties and go about the country exhibiting their art.
Zoologists attempted at first to subdivide these countries, on the lines laid down by botanists, into a large number of provinces.