part

part
I
n.
share

1) to do one's part

viewpoint, position

2) for, on one's part (for my part, I will say no more)

participation

3) to take part in

4) an active part

role

5) to play a part (to play the part of Hamlet)

6) to act; look the part

7) to learn, memorize, study one's part; to understudy a part

8) a bit; leading, major; speaking; walk-on part (she had a bit part in the play)

element, portion

9) to spend a part of (they spent the major part of their life in England)

10) an essential; important, significant; insignificant, minor, small; large, major part

11) the (a) better ('greater'); good ('large') part (the better part of an hour)

12) a component, constituent, integral part

13) for the most part ('mostly')

14) in part ('partly'); (in great part)

component of a machine

15) a defective part

16) automobile (AE), motorcar (BE); spare parts

division

17) in parts (a story in five parts)

side

18) to take smb.'s part (in a dispute)

19) (legal) of a part (the party of the first part)

dividing line in hair

(AE; BE has parting)

20) to make a part (in one's hair)

physical organ

21) the private parts

area

22) a remote part (in a remote part of the country)

II
v.

1) (D; intr.) to part as (to part as friends)

2) (d; intr., tr.) to part from (the children were parted from their parents)

3) (d; intr.) to part with (she hates to part with her money)

* * *
[pɑːt]
insignificant
integral part
leading
look the part
small
spare parts
study one's part
to understudy a part
on one's part (for my part, I will say no more)
walk-on part (she had a bit part in the play)
good ('large') part (the better part of an hour)
['component of a machine'] a defective part
['participation'] to take part in
['physical organ'] the private parts
['share'] to do one's part
['viewpoint, position'] for
a bit
a component
an active part
an essential
to act
to learn memorize
the (a) better ('greater')
for the most part ('mostly')
in part ('partly')
['division'] in parts (a story in five parts)
['side'] to take smb. 's part (in a dispute)
['area'] a remote part (in a remote part of the country)
['dividing line in hair'] (AE; BE has parting) to make a part (in one's hair)
(d; intr.) to part with (she hates to part with her money)
(d; intr., tr.) to part from (the children were parted from their parents)
(legal) of a part (the party of the first part)
['element, portion'] to spend a part of (they spent the major part of their life in England)
['role'] to play a part (to play the part of Hamlet)
(D; intr.) to part as (to part as friends)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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