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Definition of partaking - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
participationinvolved in an activity or event
- The partaking members enjoyed the festival.
2.
characteristicssharing a particular quality or characteristic
- The partaking elements created a harmonious design.
Origin of partaking
Old English, part (part) + tacan (take)
Terms with partaking included in their meaning
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chemistry
not readily partaking in a chemical change
Examples of partaking in a sentence
Partaking students received certificates at the end. The partaking colors in the painting were vibrant and bold. Her partaking features resembled those of her ancestors.
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- French:participant, partagé, ...
- German:teilnehmend, teilhabend, ...
- Italian:partecipante, condiviso, ...
- Spanish:participante, ...
- Portuguese:participante, compartilhante, ...
- Chinese:参与的, 分享的, ...
- Japanese:参加している, 共通の, ...
- Arabic:مُشارِك, مُشْتَرِك, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁתַּתֵּף, מְשֻׁתָּף, ...
- Russian:участвующий, разделяющий, ...
- Ukrainian:учасний, спільний, ...
- Hindi:सहभागी, साझा, ...
Definition of partake - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
participatejoin in an activity or event
- Many students partake in sports after school.
2.
eatingconsume food or drink
- Guests are welcome to partake of the buffet..
3.
sharingshare in something with others
- They partake in the profits equally.
4.
natureDated have qualities of somethingDated
- The novel partakes of both mystery and romance.
Expressions with partake
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be actively involved in an activity or event
She decided to partake in the charity run.
have some qualities or features of something
His speech partakes of humor and wisdom.
Origin of partake
Old English, part (portion) + tacan (to take)
Examples of partake in a sentence
He decided to partake in the charity marathon. Feel free to partake in the refreshments. They were eager to partake of the local cuisine. We all partake in the community feast every year. The villagers partake in the harvest celebrations. Her argument partakes of both science and philosophy.
The ceremony partakes of an ancient tradition.
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- French:participer, partager, ...
- German:teilnehmen, sich beteiligen, ...
- Italian:partecipare, consumare, ...
- Spanish:participar, consumir, ...
- Portuguese:participar, comer, ...
- Chinese:参加, 享用, ...
- Japanese:参加する, 食べる, ...
- Arabic:شَارَكَ, تَنَاوَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּתֵּף, לְהִתְכַּבֵּד, ...
- Russian:участвовать, есть, ...
- Ukrainian:брати участь, споживати, ...
- Hindi:भाग लेना, भोजन करना, ...
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