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I . part [pɑːrt, Brit pɑːt] N

2. part:

part THEAT, CINE
papel m

3. part (in hair):

part
repartido m

II . part [pɑːrt, Brit pɑːt] VB trans

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III . part [pɑːrt, Brit pɑːt] VB intr

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part-time ADV ADJ

spare part N

Usage examples with part

in part
em parte
for the most part
geralmente
to part one's hair
repartir o cabelo
to part with sth
desfazer-se de a. c.
the hard part
a parte mais difícil
in large part
em grande parte
to part company
separar-se de alguém
the best part (the majority)
a maior parte
to take part in sth
participar de a. c.
to part sth in two
dividir a. c. em dois
to form part of sth
tomar parte em a. c.
the southern part of the country
a região sul do país
the northern part of the country
a parte norte do país
to be an integral part of sth
ser parte integrante de a. c.
to be part and parcel of sth
estar tudo incluído em a. c.

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Then wear a wrist-band stating they want no part of it.
www.thesudburystar.com
For most countries, the national economy is now part of the global economy.
en.wikipedia.org
For example, the decision of a worker to be a part of the labour force becomes a dummy dependent variable.
en.wikipedia.org
The mine was a substantial producer of gold and, initially, thought to be part of a significant deposit of the precious metal in the area.
en.wikipedia.org
Most core curriculum classes and majors and minors are part of the college.
en.wikipedia.org
It is an event which reeks out the hidden talents of students but not in technical aspect rather the arty part comes to the fore.
en.wikipedia.org
As a result, support services provided to carers are regarded as part of the overall package of care to the person being looked after.
en.wikipedia.org
The hundredth part of a dollar is called a cent (reactivity).
en.wikipedia.org
The pair of whio in the centre's free flight aviary have seven eggs, which were being incubated as part of the whio nest egg programme.
times-age.co.nz
If the drawings, spoof ads, in-jokes and poems smack of puerility then isn't that part of the poignancy?
www.telegraph.co.uk

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