Definition Synonyms
Definition of partial to - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
preferencesUK having a liking or preference for somethingUK
- She is partial to chocolate desserts.
2.
biasfavoring one side over another
- The judge was partial to the defendant.
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change slightly
make partial changes to something
medical
partial or total inability to hear sounds
medical
partial or total inability to hear sounds
legal
partial excuse to make an offense seem less serious
finance
related to a banking system keeping partial reserves
medical
full or partial color blindness due to cone cell absence
medical
partial loss of articulate speech due to brain lesions
dentistry
partial denture anchored to existing teeth
guilt
partial excuse to lessen guilt
chemistry
law linking dissolved gas in a liquid to its partial pressure
medical
partial loss of feeling, especially to touch
maritime insurance
partial loss or damage to ship or cargo covered by insurance
astronomy
related to the partial shadow in an eclipse
resembling courts
having a partial resemblance to judicial processes
medical
partial or incomplete return of an organ to normal size
Examples of partial to in a sentence
I'm partial to romantic comedies. She is partial to her hometown team. The teacher seemed partial to the girls in the class.
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- French:friand, partial à, ...
- German:zugetan, parteiisch, ...
- Italian:incline a, parziale, ...
- Spanish:parcial a, inclinado hacia, ...
- Portuguese:inclinado a, tendencioso, ...
- Chinese:偏爱的, 偏袒, ...
- Japanese:目がない, 偏っている, ...
- Arabic:مُحِبّ لِـ, مُنحاز, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹבֵב, נוֹטֶה לְטוֹבַת, ...
- Russian:неравнодушный, предвзятый, ...
- Ukrainian:схильний до, упереджений, ...
- Hindi:शौक़ीन, पक्षपाती, ...
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