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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈpɑːrt wɪð/ · UK /ˈpɑːt wɪð/

part with means: To give away, sell, or spend something you own, often unwillingly.

verb

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To give away, sell, or spend something you own, often unwillingly.

  • I cannot part with this ring.
  • She parted with her savings to help him.
  • Would you part with your old books?

How to use it: part with something (He refused to part with his old guitar.)

Similar words: give up, let go of, relinquish

Opposites: keep

Common phrases: part with something, part with money

Questions about part with

What does part with mean?

To give away, sell, or spend something you own, often unwillingly.

What is part with in other languages?

Türkçe: elden çıkarmak · Español: desprenderse de · Français: se séparer de · Deutsch: sich trennen von · Italiano: separarsi da · 日本語: 手放す

How do you pronounce part with?

In American English /ˈpɑːrt wɪð/; in British English /ˈpɑːt wɪð/.

How do you use part with in a sentence?

I cannot part with this ring. She parted with her savings to help him.

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