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part
1 countable one of the pieces, sections, aspects etc that something consists ofIt was a pretty boring class, but the part about using spreadsheets was quite useful. I didn’t mind the written paper – that’s the easy part. part of: The top part of the shoe is made of leather. the early part of the nineteenth century Memory loss is a normal part of the ageing process. essential/crucial/vital/important part: School inspection is a vital part of the education system. as part of something: There’s a concert tonight as part of a week of celebrations for the Queen’s birthday. Synonyms and related words 1a a piece or area of the bodypart of the body/body part: The knee is the most frequently injured part of the body. Synonyms and related words
General regions and organs inside the body 1b one of the smaller individual pieces that a machine or vehicle is made ofa factory that makes car parts We’re waiting for a part to come from Germany. Synonyms and related words
Parts of machines and machinery ancillary ball bearing bearing
2 countable a region of a country or district of a cityThere will be heavy rain today in most parts. part of: She came from a remote part of China. Synonyms and related words Synonyms and related words 2a parts plural old-fashioneda place or areathese parts: This is the worst summer we’ve had in these parts for over a century. Synonyms and related words
General words for location and place
3 countable/uncountable some but not all of somethingpart of: Part of what the kids had to do was compare different poems. We walked part of the way, then took a bus. be (only) part of the problem/story/reason etc: Planning experts say outdated transportation systems are only part of the city’s problem. in parts: The novel is funny in parts. Synonyms and related words
General words for numbers, amounts and quantities accumulation allocation allowance 4 countable one of the members of a group of people or things that together form a single unitpart of: He liked the feeling of being part of the team. Joel felt like part of the family. Synonyms and related words 5 countable the person played by an actor in a film, play, or television programmeShe’d be really good for that part. play the part of someone: I’ve been asked to play the part of the evil stepmother in the school play. Synonyms and related words 5a the words spoken by an actor playing a particular person in a film, play, or television programmeYou’ve had weeks to learn the part and you still don’t know it. She had a small part in a TV drama. Synonyms and related words
Words and stage directions
6 singular the way in which someone is involved in an activity or event and the effect they have on what happenssomeone’s part in something: Lewinsky was questioned about her part in the scandal. He was jailed for 10 years for his part in a serious fraud. Synonyms and related words
Involvement and participation involvement participation intervention 7 countable a section of a book, magazine, play, television series etcThe regulations are contained in Part 3 of Chapter 2. a new 12-part drama starting tonight on ITV Synonyms and related words
Parts of films, stories and plays 8 countable the music that is written for a particular type of instrument or voice in a group of different types of instruments or voices Synonyms and related words
Parts of pieces of music accompaniment arpeggio breakbeat 9 countable a particular quantity used for measuring equal amounts of different substances to form a mixtureUse a mixture of one part milk to four parts water. Synonyms and related words
General words for numbers, amounts and quantities accumulation allocation allowance 10 countable Americana parting in your hair Synonyms and related words
Hairdressers and hairdressing backcomb barbershop blow-dry 11 a man/woman of many partsold-fashionedsomeone who shows great ability in many different areasDonald Trump is said to be a man of many parts, but he gave his heart, mind and soul to winning the presidency. Submitted by:
Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 12/07/2017
be part and parcel of something the best/better part of something for someone’s part have a part to play (in something) have/play a part (in something) in part look/dress the part on someone’s part part of me/him etc take something in good part take someone’s part take part (in something) want no part of something
part
1 countable one of the pieces, sections, aspects, etc. that something consists ofIt was a pretty boring class, but the part about using spreadsheets was quite useful. I didn’t mind the written paper – that’s the easy part. part of: The top part of the shoe is made of leather. the early part of the nineteenth century Memory loss is a normal part of the aging process. essential/crucial/vital/important part: School inspection is a vital part of the education system. as part of something: There’s a concert tonight as part of a week of celebrations for the Queen’s birthday. Synonyms and related words 1a a piece or area of the bodypart of the body/body part: The knee is the most frequently injured part of the body. Synonyms and related words
General regions and organs inside the body 1b one of the smaller individual pieces that a machine or vehicle is made ofa factory that makes automobile parts We’re waiting for a part to come from Germany. Synonyms and related words
Parts of machines and machinery ancillary ball bearing bearing
2 countable a region of a country or district of a cityThere will be heavy rain today in most parts. part of: She came from a remote part of China. Synonyms and related words Synonyms and related words 2a parts plural old-fashioneda place or areathese parts: This is the worst summer we’ve had in these parts for over a century. Synonyms and related words
General words for location and place
3 countable/uncountable some but not all of somethingpart of: Part of what the kids had to do was compare different poems. We walked part of the way, then took a bus. be (only) part of the problem/story/reason etc.: Planning experts say outdated transportation systems are only part of the city’s problem. in parts: The novel is funny in parts. Synonyms and related words
General words for numbers, amounts and quantities accumulation allocation allowance 4 countable one of the members of a group of people or things that together form a single unitpart of: He liked the feeling of being part of the team. Joel felt like part of the family. Synonyms and related words 5 countable the person played by an actor in a movie, play, or television programShe’d be really good for that part. play the part of someone: I’ve been asked to play the part of the evil stepmother in the school play. Synonyms and related words 5a the words spoken by an actor playing a particular person in a movie, play, or television programYou’ve had weeks to learn the part and you still don’t know it. She had a small part in a TV drama. Synonyms and related words
Words and stage directions
6 singular the way in which someone is involved in an activity or event and the effect they have on what happenssomeone’s part in something: Lewinsky was questioned about her part in the scandal. He was jailed for 10 years for his part in a serious fraud. Synonyms and related words
Involvement and participation involvement participation intervention 7 countable a section of a book, magazine, play, television series, etc.The regulations are contained in Part 3 of Chapter 2. a new 12-part drama starting tonight on HBO Synonyms and related words
Parts of movies, stories and plays 8 countable the music that is written for a particular type of instrument or voice in a group of different types of instruments or voices Synonyms and related words
Parts of pieces of music accompaniment arpeggio breakbeat 9 countable a particular quantity used for measuring equal amounts of different substances to form a mixtureUse a mixture of one part milk to four parts water. Synonyms and related words
General words for numbers, amounts and quantities accumulation allocation allowance 10 countable Americana line on your head that you make by brushing or combing your hair in two different directions. The British word is parting. Synonyms and related words
Hairdressers and hairdressing backcomb barbershop blow-dry 11 a man/woman of many partsold-fashionedsomeone who shows great ability in many different areasDonald Trump is said to be a man of many parts, but he gave his heart, mind and soul to winning the presidency. Submitted by:
Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 12/07/2017
be part and parcel of something the better/best part of something for someone’s part have a part to play (in something) have/play a part (in something) in part look/dress the part on someone’s part part of me/him etc. take someone’s part take part (in something) want no part of something
part
1 intransitive/transitive to move away from someone or something and leave a space, or to move two things or two sections of a single unit away from each other so that there is a space between themThe crowd had parted to let them through. Tony bent to look out of the window, parting the curtains with one hand. Synonyms and related words
To move, or to move something away or back 2 intransitive if two people part, or if one person parts from another, they go away from each otherThey parted at the train station. Synonyms and related words
To end a friendship or relationship defriend unfriend break off 3 intransitive if two people part, or if one person parts from another, their relationship is endedIn the end, we parted amicably. Synonyms and related words
To end a friendship or relationship defriend unfriend break off 4 transitive to make a line on your head by brushing or combing your hair in two different directionsHer dark hair was parted down the middle. Synonyms and related words
Hairdressers and hairdressing backcomb barbershop blow-dry
part
1 intransitive/transitive to move away from someone or something and leave a space, or to move two things or two sections of a single unit away from each other so that there is a space between themThe crowd had parted to let them through. Tony bent to look out of the window, parting the curtains with one hand. Synonyms and related words
To move, or to move something away or back 2 intransitive if two people part, or if one person parts from another, they go away from each otherThey parted at the train station. Synonyms and related words
To end a friendship or relationship defriend unfriend break off 3 intransitive if two people part, or if one person parts from another, their relationship is endedIn the end, we parted amicably. Synonyms and related words
To end a friendship or relationship defriend unfriend break off 4 transitive to make a line on your head by brushing or combing your hair in two different directionsHer dark hair was parted down the middle. Synonyms and related words
Hairdressers and hairdressing backcomb barbershop blow-dry
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