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No. 435 in Catalan

meitat

"Meitat" means "half" in English.

In a sentence

  • La meitat del pastís ha estat menjada.

    Half of the cake has been eaten.

    Here, 'meitat' is used to talk about one of two equal parts of something, specifically referring to the amount of cake.

  • Ells van dividir el terreny en dues meitats iguals.

    They divided the land into two equal halves.

    'Meitats' is employed to denote two portions of equal size into which the land was divided.

  • Només necessito la meitat de la quantitat total.

    I only need half of the total amount.

    'Meitat' is utilized to specify the proportion of the total amount needed, emphasizing a fractional measure.

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