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Significados de take part en inglés

portugués
ter parte
español
tomar parte

To join in, to take part, to involve oneself.

tomar parte
Uso de take part en inglés
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May has said the UK will not take part in the vote.
Radio NZ
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An Afghan government spokesman said none of its officials would take part.
Reuters
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The principal artists in Paris were anxious to take part in it.
Life of Chopin
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A public debate was announced in which he was to take part.
Russell H. Conwell, Founder of the Institutional Church in Ameri...
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The rest shoved in after him to take part in the discussion.
Dutch Courage and Other Stories
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He had never really been able to take part in the talk.
Lonesome dove
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He reportedly said: No, I will not take part in presidential elections.
The Guardian
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Seven pharmacies will take part initially in the Department of Health scheme.
The Irish Times
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A further seven patients will take part in the New Zealand trial.
Reuters
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They should also take part in strength training exercises twice per week.
Reuters
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Tomorrow: Eritrean president and Ethiopian PM take part in live television debate.
The Irish Times
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Chile also offered to take part in resolving the conflict, he said.
Reuters
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War began again; and Wittikind hastened back to take part in it.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 1
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People take part in the Republic Day parade in India January 2010.
Reuters
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But those countries still come to IGF and take part, albeit grumpily.
The Guardian
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Industry representatives have also been invited to take part in the discussions.
The Guardian
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Translations for take part
Take part a través del tiempo
Take part por variante geográfica
Nueva Zelanda
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