part

🇺🇸 /pɑːrt/ 🇬🇧 /pɑːt/
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Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-A1
noun
A1

A portion of something, but not the whole.

Voters are given only part of the story.

A1

A division or segment of a larger whole.

The mountains are covered with snow for a large part of the year.

A1

A member or element of a group.

You need to be able to work as part of a team.

A1

A distinct section of the body.

The cancer could spread to other parts of the body.

A1

A component of a machine.

Where can I get spare parts for my bike?

A1

A geographical area or region.

The island is mostly flat, but there are some hilly parts.

R

A distinct area or place.

He's just arrived back from foreign parts.

A1

A section of a book or series.

Henry IV, Part II

B1

A role in a performance.

She was very good in the part.

R

A person's contribution or involvement.

Luck played a big part in their success.

R

A musical piece for a specific voice or instrument.

I can play the guitar part to that song.

R

A measure used to compare quantities.

Add three parts wine to one part water.

R

A line in the hair made by combing.

verb
R

To leave someone or something.

He has recently parted from his wife.

R

To keep someone from being with others.

I refused to be parted from my sisters.

R

To move away from each other.

She parted the curtains a little and looked out.

R

To create a line in hair by combing.

He parts his hair in the middle.

adverb
R

In a way that involves two things.

His feelings were part anger, part relief.

translation

n. A portion of something, but not the whole.; A division or segment of a larger whole.; A member or element of a group.; A distinct section of the body.; A component of a machine.; A geographical area or region.; A distinct area or place.; A section of a book or series.; A role in a performance.; A person's contribution or involvement.; A musical piece for a specific voice or instrument.; A measure used to compare quantities.; A line in the hair made by combing.
v. To leave someone or something.; To keep someone from being with others.; To move away from each other.; To create a line in hair by combing.
adv. In a way that involves two things.

Word Forms

3rd Present parts
Past parted
Perfect parted
Progressive parting
Plural parts