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partner

/ˈpɑːrt.nər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die mit einer anderen durch gemeinsame Tätigkeit, eine Beziehung oder ein geschäftliches Unternehmen verbunden ist., Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, sich mit jemandem als Partner in einer Tätigkeit, einem Geschäft oder einer Beziehung zusammenzuschließen oder zu assoziieren.

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noun

/ˈpɑːrt.nər/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die mit einer anderen durch gemeinsame Tätigkeit, eine Beziehung oder ein geschäftliches Unternehmen verbunden ist.

A noun referring to a person who is associated with another in a shared activity, relationship, or business venture.

  1. Business associateB1formal

    A person who shares ownership or responsibility in a business or enterprise.

    deGeschäftspartner

    • She is a partner in a law firm.
    • The two partners decided to expand their business.
    • He introduced his new business partner at the meeting.

    Synonymeassociatecollaboratorcolleaguecopartner

    Antonymeadversarycompetitoropponentrival

  2. Romantic or life partnerA2formal

    A person with whom one is in a romantic relationship or marriage.

    dePartner

    • She lives with her partner in a small apartment.
    • He introduced his partner to his family.
    • They have been partners for over ten years.

    Synonymebetter halfcompanionconsortdomestic partnerlovermatesignificant otherspouse

  3. Dance partnerA2formal

    A person with whom one dances, especially in a pair.

    deTanzpartner

    • She needed a dance partner for the waltz.
    • He was her partner for the tango competition.
    • They made a great dance partner pair.

    Synonymedancing partner

  4. Sports partnerA2formal

    A person with whom one plays a game or sport, especially in doubles.

    deSportpartner

    • My tennis partner and I won the match.
    • He is looking for a golf partner for the weekend.
    • She and her doubles partner practiced every day.

    Synonymemateteammate

Formen
  • partners plural form
  • partners' possessive plural form
  • partner's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈpɑːrt.nər/B1formal
  • deVerb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, sich mit jemandem als Partner in einer Tätigkeit, einem Geschäft oder einer Beziehung zusammenzuschließen oder zu assoziieren.

A verb used to indicate the act of joining or associating with someone as a partner in an activity, business, or relationship.

  1. Join as a partnerB2formal

    To become a partner or associate with someone in a business or activity.

    deEine Partnerschaft eingehen

    • The two companies partnered to develop new technology.
    • She partnered with her colleague to launch the startup.
    • They partnered together to organize the charity event.

    Synonymeallyassociatecollaboratecooperatejoinlink upteam up

  2. Pair upB1informal

    To form a pair or team with someone for a specific purpose.

    deSich zusammentun

    • The teacher partnered the students for the project.
    • He partnered with his best friend for the dance competition.
    • We partnered up to complete the assignment faster.

    Synonymeallycollaboratecouplejoin forceslink upteam up

Formen
  • partnered past participle
  • partnered past simple
  • partnering present participle
  • partners third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenpartner off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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