partner

• Persona que está asociada con otra en una actividad conjunta, una relación o un negocio; también, la pareja sentimental o cónyuge.

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.

   Socio comercial

   • 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.

   Sinónimosassociatecollaboratorcolleaguecopartner

   Antónimosadversarycompetitoropponentrival

2. Romantic or life partnerA2formal

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

   Pareja romántica o de vida

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

   Sinónimosbetter halfcompanionconsortdomestic partnerlovermatesignificant otherspouse

3. Dance partnerA2formal

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

   pareja de baile

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

   Sinónimosdancing partner

4. Sports partnerA2formal

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

   compañero de juego o deporte

   • 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.

   Sinónimosmateteammate

• Verbo que denota la acción de unirse o asociarse con alguien como socio en una actividad, negocio o relación.

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.

   Asociarse

   • 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.

   Sinónimosallyassociatecollaboratecooperatejoinlink upteam up

2. Pair upB1informal

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

   asociarse, formar pareja o equipo

   • 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.

   Sinónimosallycollaboratecouplejoin forceslink upteam up

Variantes phrasalpartner off