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carve up
verb
to cut (something) into pieces
to divide or dismember (a country, land, etc)
noun
informalan act or instance of dishonestly prearranging the result of a competition
slangthe distribution of something, as of booty
Example Sentences
ever the outcome on Sunday, Alcaraz and Sinner will have carved up the past six majors between them as they assert themselves in the post 'Big Three' era.
Spirit's wider global business is being carved up between Boeing and Airbus, the world's largest aircraft manufacturers.
Trump may have half-listened while Musk or Vance or some other genius underling laid out a crackbrained scheme for weaponizing Europe’s social and political divisions in order to carve up the continent.
The three dictators will meet to share a meal as they carve up the world’s spoils for themselves.
Trump’s deep vision for international relations is to carve up the globe among the U.S.,
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