part
English → English
(noun) A piece or section that combines with others to make a whole thing
As a part of the basketball team, you are expected to come to every practice on time.
(English) As a part of the basketball team, you are expected to come to every practice on time.
I don't have the right part to fix your broken computer today, but I have ordered it from the factory.
(English) I don't have the right part to fix your broken computer today, but I have ordered it from the factory.
(verb) To move away from someone or to leave each other after being together
The two friends were sad to part at the airport after spending the entire summer traveling together.
(English) The two friends were sad to part at the airport after spending the entire summer traveling together.
The magician slowly parted the heavy velvet curtains to reveal the empty stage behind them.
(English) The magician slowly parted the heavy velvet curtains to reveal the empty stage behind them.
Entry ID: en:en:part · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary