parts
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1.8
- noun
- /pɑrts/
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partes
- Who's read at least parts of the book of Exodus?
- spare parts
- five parts
- three parts
So all over Waukesha, parts of Milwaukee, parts of other counties as well.
- So all over Waukesha, parts of Milwaukee, parts of other counties as well.
- Red and white are the most active parts of the brain.
- Is it you have a parts of your brain?
Examples
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I have been off in parts of Europe.
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So it's also different, different parts of the country.
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Let's just stick with the parts of the the soul.
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There are these very specific parts of the brain that are activated.
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I build airplane parts here in Fort Worth.
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Yes, acknowledge those parts and embrace those parts.
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You have Borneo going to parts of the northern parts of South America.
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GOT KINFOLK FROM ALL AROUND THESE HERE PARTS.
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REMEMBER, USE ONLY GENUINE OMEGA PARTS.
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I have explored many beautiful parts of the world, including Asia and Europe.
Synonyms
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1.0
A region of a country or the world
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2.1
A part of something that belongs to one person or group
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3.6
A smaller area that is part of a larger region
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.2
The shop area at a car dealer or garage that sells replacement items for cars
- Specialized
A book or list that shows items for machines like cars, with numbers and prices
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word parts comes from the old word part, which means 'a piece' or 'a portion'. People began to use parts, meaning more than one 'part', to talk about 'areas' or 'places'. For example, 'these parts' means 'this area', so today parts can mean a particular place or region.