释义
part noun (SOME )
A2 [U ] some but not all of a thing:
部分,局部 Partof mysteakisn'tcookedproperly. 我这块牛排有些部分没做好。
Partof thisformseemsto bemissing. 这份表格有一部分似乎缺失了。
Ithinkpartof herproblemis that she doesn'tlistencarefullyenough to what otherpeoplesay. 我认为她的部分问题在于她不去认真听取别人所说的话。
in part
C2 partly, or to somedegree:
部分地;在一定程度上 Thedeadlineforapplicationsis beingextended, in part because of thepostalstrike. 申请的最后期限延长了,部分原因是邮局发生了罢工。
in (a) large part
to animportantdegree:
在很大程度上,多半 Howquicklywe canfinishtheprojectdependsin (a)largepart on when we get thepaymentsthrough. 我们能多快完成这个项目很大程度上取决于款项什么时候到位。
for the most part
C1 mostlyor usually:
一般地,通常 He was, for the most part,quitehelpful. 他通常都很乐于助人。
Exercise hasbecomepart of mydailyroutine. They'veenlargedthekitchenbybuildingover part of thegarden. Politeness istraditionallypart of the Britishcharacter. Takingresponsibilityfor yourself is part of theprocessofgrowingup. Unfortunately,accidentsare part oflife. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesWords meaning parts of things
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General words for size and amount
General
part noun (SEPARATE PIECE )
A1 [C ] aseparatepieceof something, or apiecethatcombineswith otherpiecestoformthewholeof something:
构成部分,组成部分 Welearnedabout all the different partsof thedigestivesystem. 我们了解到消化系统所有不同的组成部分。
Thelowerpartof herspinewascrushedin theaccident. 她脊柱的下部在事故中给压碎了。
Ithinkthere's always a partof you thatdoubtswhat you're doing. 我想你一直多少有点怀疑你在做的事情吧。
Freshfruitandvegetablesformanessential/important partof ahealthydiet. 新鲜的水果和蔬菜是健康饮食的基本/重要组成部分。
There'll besnowin parts(=particularareas) of the Midlandstonight. 今晚英格兰中部部分地区将有雪。
B2 [C ] one of thepiecesthat togetherformamachineor sometypeofequipment:
零件,部件 Heworksfor acompanythat makesaircraftparts. 他在一家制造飞机零件的公司工作。
[C ] asinglebroadcastof aseriesoftelevisionorradioprogrammesor adivisionof astory:
(电视连续剧或连播剧的)集,节,段;(小说的)部,篇 Nextweekwepublishpart three of the president'sdiaries. 下周我们将出版总统日记的第三部分。
Theprogrammewill beshownin two parts. 该节目将分两集播出。
[C ] one of two or moreequal, oralmostequal,measuresof something:
一等份 Mix one partof themedicinewith three partswater. 将一份药与三份水混合。
B1 [C ] one of thecharactersin afilm,play, ordance, or the words,actions, ormovementsthat are said or done by thatcharacter:
角色;台词,表演 He has asmallpart in theschoolplay. 他在学校的演出中得到一个小角色。
Sheplays the part of thesexyblondewaitress. 她扮演那位金发性感女侍者。
[C ] themusicthat aparticularmusicianplaysin agroup
部;声部
these parts informal
used to refer to anareaof thecountry:
地区,区域 We don'tseemanyforeignersin these parts. 在这些地区我们见不到多少外国人。
Theoldcityaround thecathedralis the mostcolourfulpart oftown. Detach thelowerpart of theformfrom thisletterandreturnit to the aboveaddress. This part of thebookisn't veryinteresting, so I'm going toskipover it. It's arealfiddletoassemblebecause of all thesmallparts. Each part of theorganizationoperatesindependentlyof theothers. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesWords meaning parts of things
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Cinema & theatre: casting, roles & scripts
Musical pieces
Towns & regions: parts of countries
part noun (INVOLVEMENT )
take part
B1 to beinvolvedin anactivitywith otherpeople:
参加,参与 She doesn't usually take partin any of theclassactivities. 她通常不参加任何班级活动。
[U ] involvementin orresponsibilityfor anactivity, oraction:
职责,作用 Headmittedhis partin therobbery. 他承认自己参与了抢劫。
Iwantno partin/of yourcrazyplans! 我一点也不想参与你那些疯狂的计划!
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesTaking part and getting involved
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part noun (HAIR )
[C ] US
(UK parting ) alineon someone'sheadmade bybrushingthehairin two differentdirections:
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Idioms be part and parcel ofsomething
the best/better part of
dress/look/act the part
on the part ofsomeone /onsomeone's part
part of the furniture
takesomeone's part
C2 [I orT ] toseparateorcausesomething or someone toseparate:
(使)分开 Thecurtainsparted,revealingadarkenedstage. 幕布拉开,露出灯光转暗的舞台。
To be partedfrom himevenfor twodaysmade hersad. 就连跟他分开两天都会叫她难过。
[T ] If you partyourhair, youarrangeit so that itfallson eithersideofyourheadbyseparatingit with alinedown themiddleor on oneside.
梳分(头发)
C2 [I ] formal If twopeoplepart, theyleaveeach other, often at the end of arelationship:
分别;分手 I'mafraidwe parted on verybadterms. 很遗憾我们最后不欢而散。
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He's partAfrican- hisfatherwasbornin Somalia. 他有部分非洲血统——他父亲出生在索马里。
Theexamis partspokenand part written. 考试一部分是口试,一部分是笔试。
Opposites completely
entirely
totally
wholly
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He's (a) partowner of aracehorse.
Partpaymentisbetterthan nopayment.
He had a partsharein abicycleworkshopin Nottingham. Histripto Egypt was partholidayand partofficialstatevisit. We don'tknowwhat's thewholetruthand what's parttruth. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesIncomplete
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(Definition ofpart from theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
part noun (SOME )
A2 [U ] some but not all of a thing
部分,局部 Partof mysteakisn'tcookedproperly. 我这块牛排有些部分没做好。
Partof thisformseemsto bemissing. 这份表格有一部分似乎缺失了。
Ithinkpartof herproblemis that she doesn'tlistencarefullyenough to what otherpeoplesay. 我认为她的部分问题在于她不去认真听取别人所说的话。
in part
C2 partly, or to somedegree
部分地;在一定程度上 Thedeadlineforapplicationsis beingextended, in part because of thepostalstrike. 申请的最后期限延长了,部分原因是邮局发生了罢工。
in (a) large part
在很大程度上,多半 Howquicklywe canfinishtheprojectdependsin (a)largepart on when we get thepaymentsthrough. 我们能多快完成这个项目很大程度上取决于款项什么时候到位。
for the most part
一般地,通常 He was, for the most part,quitehelpful. 他通常都很乐于助人。
Exercise hasbecomepart of mydailyroutine. They'veenlargedthekitchenbybuildingover part of thegarden. Politeness istraditionallypart of the Britishcharacter. Takingresponsibilityfor yourself is part of theprocessofgrowingup. Unfortunately,accidentsare part oflife.
part noun (SEPARATE PIECE )
A1 [C ] aseparatepieceof something, or apiecethatcombineswith otherpiecestoformthewholeof something
构成部分,组成部分 Welearnedabout all the different partsof thedigestivesystem. 我们了解到消化系统所有不同的组成部分。
Thelowerpartof herspinewascrushedin theaccident. 她脊柱的下部在事故中给压碎了。
Ithinkthere's always a partof you thatdoubtswhat you're doing. 我想你一直多少有点怀疑你在做的事情吧。
Freshfruitandvegetablesformanessential/important partof ahealthydiet. 新鲜的水果和蔬菜是健康饮食的基本/重要组成部分。
There'll besnowin parts(=particularareas) of the Midlandstonight. 今晚英格兰中部部分地区将有雪。
B2 [C ] one of thepiecesthat togetherformamachineor sometypeofequipment
零件,部件 Heworksfor acompanythat makesaircraftparts. 他在一家制造飞机零件的公司工作。
[C ] asinglebroadcastof aseriesoftelevisionorradioprogrammesor adivisionof astory
(电视连续剧或连播剧的)集,节,段;(小说的)部,篇 Nextweekwepublishpart three of the president'sdiaries. 下周我们将出版总统日记的第三部分。
Theprogrammewill beshownin two parts. 该节目将分两集播出。
[C ] one of two or moreequal, oralmostequal,measuresof something
一等份 Mix one partof themedicinewith three partswater. 将一份药与三份水混合。
B1 [C ] one of thecharactersin afilm,play, ordance, or the words,actions, ormovementsthat are said or done by thatcharacter
角色;台词,表演 He has asmallpart in theschoolplay. 他在学校的演出中得到一个小角色。
Sheplays the part of thesexyblondewaitress. 她扮演那位金发性感女侍者。
[C ] themusicthat aparticularmusicianplaysin agroup
部;声部
these parts informal
used to refer to anareaof thecountry
地区,区域 We don'tseemanyforeignersin these parts. 在这些地区我们见不到多少外国人。
Theoldcityaround thecathedralis the mostcolourfulpart oftown. Detach thelowerpart of theformfrom thisletterandreturnit to the aboveaddress. This part of thebookisn't veryinteresting, so I'm going toskipover it. It's arealfiddletoassemblebecause of all thesmallparts. Each part of theorganizationoperatesindependentlyof theothers.
part noun (INVOLVEMENT )
take part
B1 to beinvolvedin anactivitywith otherpeople
参加,参与 She doesn't usually take partin any of theclassactivities. 她通常不参加任何班级活动。
[U ] involvementin orresponsibilityfor anactivity, oraction
职责,作用 Headmittedhis partin therobbery. 他承认自己参与了抢劫。
Iwantno partin/of yourcrazyplans! 我一点也不想参与你那些疯狂的计划!
part noun (HAIR )
[C ] US
(UK parting ) alineon someone'sheadmade bybrushingthehairin two differentdirections
(头发的)分缝,发缝 acentre/side part 中/偏分
Idioms be part and parcel ofsth
the best/better part of
dress/look/act the part
on the part ofsb /onsb's part
part of the furniture
takesb's part
C2 [I orT ] toseparateorcausesomething or someone toseparate
(使)分开 Thecurtainsparted,revealingadarkenedstage. 幕布拉开,露出灯光转暗的舞台。
To be partedfrom himevenfor twodaysmade hersad. 就连跟他分开两天都会叫她难过。
[T ] If you partyourhair, youarrangeit so that itfallson eithersideofyourheadbyseparatingit with alinedown themiddleor on oneside.
梳分(头发)
C2 [I ] formal If twopeoplepart, theyleaveeach other, often at the end of arelationship.
分别;分手 I'mafraidwe parted on verybadterms. 很遗憾我们最后不欢而散。
部分地 He's partAfrican- hisfatherwasbornin Somalia. 他有部分非洲血统——他父亲出生在索马里。
Theexamis partspokenand part written. 考试一部分是口试,一部分是笔试。
part | American Dictionary
part noun (SOME )
[C/U ] some but not all of somethinglargerorgreater:
[U ] I could onlyeatpart of mydinner.
[C ] Parts of themoviewere good.
[U ] Surgeons had toremovepart of hislung.
[U ] Part of theproblemis that she doesn’t like herbossvery much.
part noun (SEPARATE PIECE )
[C ] aseparatepieceorunitof something,esp. apiecethatcombineswith otherpiecestoformthewholeof something:
Thegaragestocksautoparts from allcurrentcarmodels.
[C ] A part is also one of two or moreequalmeasuresof something:
Mix one partvinegarwith three partsoliveoil.
[C ] A part is also asinglebroadcastof aseriesoftelevisionprogramsor adivisionof astory:
Part three will bebroadcastTuesday.
part noun (INVOLVEMENT )
[C usually sing ] involvementin orresponsibilityfor anactivityoraction:
Headmittedhis part in therobbery.
It was amistakeon Julia’s part(= she wasresponsible) .
[C usually sing ] A part in amovieorplayis one ofitscharacters, or the words written for thatcharacter:
Sheplaysthe part ofLadyMacbeth.
Ben islearninghis part for theschoolplay.
part noun (HAIR )
[C ] alineformedby thehairon a person’sheadwhere thehairisdivided
partly
Thehouseis partlyownedby herfather.
part verb (SEPARATE )
[I/T ] tocausetoseparate, or to comeapart:
[I ] Thecurtainsparted,revealingadarkenedstage.
(Definition ofpart from theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
one of thepiecesthat together make amachine, avehicle, or apieceofequipment:
Thefactorymakes parts for themotorindustry.
auto/gun/missileparts
(Definition ofpart from theCambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examplesof part part
A person can bepart of all four populations, or none, or one, or two, or three. From theCambridge English Corpus
This was perhaps a performance error on herpart . From theCambridge English Corpus
The machine can make parts by the thousand. From theCambridge English Corpus
Paths permitting additional direct effects are also included aspart of the model. From theCambridge English Corpus
The positivepart aims to show that adoption and practice are sufficient to create the fundamental plans of a legal system. From theCambridge English Corpus
An importantpart of planning slurry utilization and management system is estimating the amount of nutrients available for land application. From theCambridge English Corpus
This realization on thepart of the players materalizes in two ways. From theCambridge English Corpus
Second, if a plan exists which is unambiguously in everyone's interest, then the individual players will not hesitate to choose theirpart of the plan. From theCambridge English Corpus
Consumption waspart of the ordinary life, still represented, albeit often precariously, by the home front. From theCambridge English Corpus
Part of the answer lies in the phonetic redundancy of the signal itself, and the rest in the effects of that redundancy on auditory processing.From theCambridge English Corpus
Phonetic transcription reveals that many of children's early uses of wh- words are phonetically reduced andpart of fixed sequences. From theCambridge English Corpus
Despite all of this ethnolinguistic variety, the legal process of obtaining a protective order operates, for the mostpart , quite systematically. From theCambridge English Corpus
This is particularly clear in the case of research protocols which have becomepart and parcel of modern oncology. From theCambridge English Corpus
For the mostpart , the returning soldiers were welcomed home warmly. From theCambridge English Corpus
The secondpart returns to the idea that an excess of privatisation has led to a 'tragedy of the anti-commons'. From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswith part part These are words often used in combination withpart .
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accepted part
For local control after breast conserving therapy for primary breast cancer radiotherapy is anaccepted part of treatment.
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auto parts
You desecrate a national treasure, no less than by turning a stately home into an auto parts warehouse.
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component part
The measurement and operating benefits of component part commonality.
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