Usage of "part amicably"

Encara no tenim significats per a "part amicably".

Ús de part amicably en anglès

I'm thinking of taking up chess. They both knew it was just a pleasantry, but at least it let them part amicably. 
 A fierce radiance: a novel 

They parted amicably enough, neither confiding any details of real importance about his business. 
 The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke 

But we parted amicably and agreed to co-parent our son. 
 The Guardian 

And the interview having been brought to a close, they shook hands and parted amicably. 
 Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths 

And they parted amicably out in the yard. 
 The blood spilt 

They parted amicably, with a promise on Lucia's part that she would stay with Edith in the summer. 
 The Divine Fire 

They parted amicably and Sam's family took off in a bus back to Kunming thinking how nice Stuart was. 
 The new yorker 

She said Modi left her after three years, during which they spent some three months together, and they parted amicably. 
 Reuters 

I take it they parted amicably? She chose a nice sized piece of smoked chicken breast from her salad plate. 
 Afternoon delight 

On the 20th of July he had a conference with Louis near Fréteval in Touraine, and next day the kings parted amicably. 
 Henry the Second 

So we parted amicably; but it is a great bore, for he is much more cut up than I expected, poor man. 
 Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife 

U2 were one of Island's most famous acquisitions, releasing most of their music on the label until they parted amicably in 2006. 
 The Irish Times 

Significats de part amicably en anglès