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/paɾˈtiðo/
Translation
match; political party
Word origin
From the past participle of partir, from Latin partire ('to divide, to share'). The same root gives English party, part and partition.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- partire
- English cognates
- party, part, partition
Grammar
Examples
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The match starts at eight.
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My father always votes for the same party.
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We won the match in the last minute.
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The match finished after two hours of play.
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The new party promises deep changes in education.
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The football match finished very late last night.
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