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parting

/ˈpɑː.tɪŋ/

Traduction: Qui concerne le fait de se séparer ou de quitter quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent avec une charge émotionnelle., Nom désignant l'action de se séparer ou de quitter quelqu'un, souvent utilisé dans un contexte d'adieu, ainsi que la séparation des cheveux en deux parties., Verbe signifiant diviser ou séparer en parties, ou bien se quitter, s'éloigner ou faire ses adieux.

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Liens du mot

adjective

/ˈpɑː.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • frQui concerne le fait de se séparer ou de quitter quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent avec une charge émotionnelle.

Describing the act or moment of separating or leaving, often with an emotional connotation.

  1. Occurring at separationB2formal

    Related to or happening at the time of leaving or separating.

    frde séparation

    • She gave him a parting kiss at the airport.
    • His parting words were full of encouragement.
    • They exchanged parting glances as the train departed.

    Synonymesfarewelllastvaledictory

  2. Dividing or separatingC1formal

    That serves to divide or separate something into parts.

    frqui divise, séparateur

    • The parting line between the two territories was clearly marked.
    • A parting seam appeared in the fabric.
    • The river acts as a parting boundary between the regions.

    Synonymesdivisivepartitioningseparative

    Antonymescombiningjoiningmerging

Formes
  • more parting comparative form
  • most parting superlative form
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noun

/ˈpɑː.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de se séparer ou de quitter quelqu'un, souvent utilisé dans un contexte d'adieu, ainsi que la séparation des cheveux en deux parties.

A noun referring to the act of separating or leaving, often used in contexts like a farewell or the division of hair.

  1. Act of separatingB1formal

    The act of leaving or saying goodbye to someone.

    frSéparation, fait de se quitter

    • Their parting was emotional after years of friendship.
    • The lovers had a tearful parting at the airport.
    • He waved goodbye at the parting moment.

    Synonymesadieudeparturefarewellgoodbyeleave-takingsend-offvalediction

    Antonymesgreetingmeetingreunion

  2. Hair partingB2informal

    A line where the hair is divided by combing in opposite directions.

    frraie (des cheveux)

    • She has a neat parting on the side of her hair.
    • His parting is always perfectly straight.
    • Try changing your parting for a new look.

    Synonymespart

  3. Division or separationB2formal

    The point where something splits or divides into parts.

    frDivision ou séparation

    • The parting of the Red Sea is a biblical story.
    • At the parting of the ways, they chose different paths.
    • The river's parting created two branches.

    Synonymesbreakdisuniondivergencedivisionpartitionriftruptureschismseparationseverancesplit

    Antonymesattachmentconnectionjoiningmeetingunion

Formes
  • partings plural form
  • partings' possessive plural form
  • parting's possessive singular form
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verb

part/pɑːrt/B1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant diviser ou séparer en parties, ou bien se quitter, s'éloigner ou faire ses adieux.

A verb used to indicate the act of separating or dividing into parts, or to leave or say goodbye.

  1. Separate or divideA2formal

    To divide or cause to divide into parts or pieces.

    frdiviser

    • The crowd parted to let her through.
    • She parted her hair on the side.
    • The sea parted before the boat.

    Synonymesbreakcleavedisconnectdivideseparateseversplitsunder

    Antonymescombineconnectjoinmergeunite

  2. Leave or say goodbyeA2formal

    To leave someone or go away from a place.

    frPartir, quitter

    • They parted at the station.
    • We parted on good terms.
    • He parted from his family with tears.

    Synonymesdepartgo awayleaveseparatesplittake leave

    Antonymesarrivemeetremainreunitestay

  3. Give up possessionB2informal

    To give away or hand over something reluctantly.

    frse séparer de (à contrecœur)

    • He wouldn't part with his old car.
    • She parted with her jewelry to pay the bills.
    • Never part with your most valuable possessions.

    Synonymesabandoncedeforgogive uprelinquishsurrenderwaiveyield

    Antonymesholdkeepretain

Formes
  • parted past participle
  • parted past simple
  • parting present participle
  • parts third person singular

Variantes phrasalpart with

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