瓜分 (guā fēn): to partition; to divide up

After World War II ended, the victorious countries held a conference and decided to partition the territory of the defeated nations.

Several children found a big watermelon and discussed how to divide it up fairly.

After the company went bankrupt, creditors came one after another to demand a partition of the remaining assets.

Several great powers once attempted to partition the African continent, and this practice met with strong resistance from the local people.