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Meanings of part with in English
Catalan
estar-se'n Usage of part with in English
1
He took part with him in founding the National Bank in Ireland.
2
The soil is here cultivated in every part with the greatest care.
3
But five million was more than he could afford to part with.
4
In most cases, their owners loved them-andwouldn't part with them easily.
5
I would not part with it for all the gold in California.
6
Still, despite her best efforts, Chung-Ho refused to part with his gun.
7
The chief won't part with four million dollars that's not even his?
8
The girl had gone; they had been compelled to part with her.
9
Blighted be the tongue that bids the Highlander part with the dirk.
10
Did Miss Skinner really think it was wise to part with Gladys?
11
Those who had taken part with Mpepe were consequently in great terror.
12
The boys had found it hard to part with the faithful animals.
13
I will part with my right in it for a million tumtums.
14
God took part with the light, and preserved it from the darkness.
15
Lipstick: For most people, lipsticks are usually the hardest to part with.
16
He plays the part with a clever and economic use of buffoonery.
This collocation consists of:
Part with through the time
Part with across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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