part [ part ]
Noun
body parts
I feel a commercially-viable High Street is an essential part of our community.
the production of aircraft parts
this theme will be further explored in Parts Four and Five of the book
Use sea salt for its mineral content and mix equal parts with olive or sweet almond oil.
Yes, they have injuries, but their bad luck is the lesser part of the story.
The site is in an area neighboring a residential part of the city, north of Harbin.
those of you who jet off to foreign parts for your holidays
he took the part of Prospero
she was memorizing a part
You could assign the voice parts to instruments and lose nothing, and the form would become even clearer.
It is seen as a key part of the gameplan for next year's general election.
in such a place his part is to make good
Their security doesn't depend on the might of their individual parts, but their ability to operate as a sum.
the part in her hair was white and straight
Verb
Sara's eyes brightened as her lips parted in an eager smile.
For a moment the clouds parted, and the sun revealed itself.
she can't bear to be parted from her daughter again
Most mornings it involves having to part with substantial sums of money.
His wavy black hair was parted from the side, and his eyes were hazel green.
Adverb
The post would be part funded by Essex County Council for the next three years.

