split infinitive
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌsplit inˈfinitive noun [countable] SLGa phrase in which you put an adverb or other word between ‘to’ and a verb, as in ‘to easily win’. Some people think this is incorrect English. 分裂不定式〔指 to 和动词之间插入副词或其他单词的结构，有些人认为这是不正确的英语〕
ˌsplit inˈfinitive nounChineseSyllable
split infinitive
ˌsplit inˈfinitive
noun [countable]
a phrase in which you put an adverb or other word between ‘to’ and a verb, as in ‘to easily win’. Some people think this is incorrect English.
ˌsplit inˈfinitive
noun [countable]a phrase in which you put an adverb or other word between ‘to’ and a verb, as in ‘to easily win’. Some people think this is incorrect English.