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Meanings of partake in English
Catalan
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Examples for "share"
Examples for "share"
1
We share information to meet common goals, often far in the future.
2
The current year results included 2 cents per share in special items.
3
District councils across Northern Ireland must share power, the SDLP insisted today.
4
Countries that share common water supplies will see their diplomatic relations tested.
5
Traditional families usually share one house and one set of house rules.
1
Miss Conway looked, but did not seem to partake in the admiration.
2
How far brutes partake in this faculty, is not easy to determine.
3
Together we'll partake in the delightful pleasure of musically processing man's failings.
4
Gretchen knew Nina really wanted to partake in her favorite pastime: window shopping.
5
These patients should be encouraged to partake in regular exercise programs.
Usage of partake in English
1
Let us partake of knowledge, and use it to become better men.
2
And therefore formless; for it cannot partake either of round or straight.
3
The empress and the court shall partake of our happiness to day.
4
Only we may share the triumph and partake of the blessed result.
5
The five senses also of living creatures partake of the five elements.
6
I thought it would be politically wise to partake of the ceremony.
7
Miss Conway looked, but did not seem to partake in the admiration.
8
He forgot his own wisdom in his thirst to partake of theirs.
9
His charity must partake of the contraction and grossness of his self-love.
10
Reporters, let alone more plebeian Trump supporters, were not permitted to partake.
11
They partake, of course, of the intellectual peculiarities of the different authors.
12
She wished them to partake of the joy of her own family.
13
We shall probably find occasions which partake of the nature of each.
14
He came to invite the stranger minstrel to partake of their fare.
15
How far brutes partake in this faculty, is not easy to determine.
16
To the untrained tongue, it is a fearful pleasure to partake thereof.
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Partake through the time
Partake across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common