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Definition of partnered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
relationshiphaving a partner in a relationship or activity
- She felt more secure being partnered.
2.
businessinvolved in a business partnership
- The partnered firms launched a new product together.
Origin of partnered
Old French, parçonier (partner)
Terms with partnered included in their meaning
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social events
partnered ballroom dancing, such as waltz, tango and similar forms
partner steps
elegant style of partnered dance
partnership
town partnered with another for cultural exchange
instrumental piece
dance tune written for a partnered folk dance
dance
partnered dance from Bohemia similar to a slow polka
tune
music written to accompany a partnered folk dance
Examples of partnered in a sentence
He felt happier since being partnered. The partnered companies achieved great success. The partnered organizations worked on the project.
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- French:associé, en partenariat, ...
- German:mit Partner, in Partnerschaft, ...
- Italian:in coppia, associato, ...
- Spanish:en pareja, asociado, ...
- Portuguese:acompanhada, associado, ...
- Chinese:有伴的, 合作的, ...
- Japanese:パートナーがいる, 提携している, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَبِط, شريك, ...
- Hebrew:בְּזוּגִיּוּת, שֻׁתָּף, ...
- Russian:в отношениях, в партнёрстве, ...
- Ukrainian:у відносинах, у бізнес-партнерстві, ...
- Hindi:साथी-सहित, साझेदार, ...
Definition of partner - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
collaborationsomeone who collaborates in an activity
- My partner and I completed the project together.
2.
relationshipone of a pair in a relationship
- He lives with his partner in the city..
3.
businessTECH. person who shares ownership in a businessTECH.
- She introduced me to her business partner..
4.
danceRare one of a pair in a danceRare
- He was her partner for the tango.
5.
maritimeTECH. piece of wood in ship's frameworkTECH.
- The ship's partner was reinforced for stability.
Verb
1.
collaborationjoin with someone in a shared activity
- They partnered to complete the project.
2.
actionpair up with someone to play or dance
- She partnered him in the dance competition.
Expressions with partner
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form a partnership or collaboration with someone
They decided to partner up for the project.
business partner not involved in management or public activities
He is a silent partner in the company.
form a pair or pairs in an activity
The teacher asked the students to partner off for the project.
business partner not active in daily operations
John is a sleeping partner in the restaurant business.
someone who helps in a mischievous plan
He was my partner in crime for the prank.
person or entity sharing business responsibilities
She is my business partner in the new startup.
one of a pair of people dancing together
She is my dancing partner for the competition.
person you are romantically involved with
She introduced her dating partner to her family.
romantic partner for life
She found her life partner in college.
person who was once a partner
She met her ex-partner at the reunion.
partner in a business with higher rank experience or decision power
The senior partner approved the proposal before it was sent to the client.
type of dance involving coordinated movements between two people
They practiced their partner dance for the competition.
person one has sex with, sometimes in a casual relationship
He was her only sex partner last year.
business company that helps another company sell or deliver its products
The startup signed a distribution partner to reach stores across Europe.
member of a business partnership with complete rights duties and profit share
After several years, she finally became a full partner at the firm.
person or group on the other side in a negotiation process
The company chose a new negotiating partner for the contract talks.
partner who takes an active role in a relationship
He is an active partner, always planning dates and activities.
person engaged in a conversation
She was an excellent conversational partner during the meeting.
partner with less experience or lower rank
She joined the firm as a junior partner.
person with whom one engages in sexual activities
She discussed her sexual partner with her doctor.
person who practices boxing with a boxer
He hired a sparring partner for his training sessions.
country or organization that exchanges goods or services with another
Canada is a major trading partner of the United States..
someone ensuring you meet commitments
Having an accountability partner makes it harder to skip workouts.
person in a legally recognized partnership
She introduced her civil partner at the event.
Origin of partner
Latin, partiri (to divide) + -ner (agent suffix)
Examples of partner in a sentence
She found a new partner for the dance competition. Her partner surprised her with a weekend getaway. They adopted a dog together as partners. They decided to become partners in the new venture. His partner handled the financial side of the business. She found a perfect partner for the waltz.
His partner for the salsa was very experienced. The carpenter inspected the partner for any damage. A skilled craftsman replaced the old partner. The two companies partnered to launch a new product. She partnered with a local artist for the exhibition. They partnered for the final round of the game. He partnered her during the salsa class.
View all translations of partner
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- French:partenaire, s'associer, ...
- German:Partner, zusammenarbeiten, ...
- Italian:partner, collaborare, ...
- Spanish:compañero, asociarse, ...
- Portuguese:parceiro, colaborar, ...
- Chinese:合作伙伴, 合作, ...
- Japanese:パートナー, 協力する, ...
- Arabic:شَرِيك, تَشارَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוּתָּף, לְהִצְטָרֵף, ...
- Russian:партнёр, объединиться, ...
- Ukrainian:партнер, партнерувати, ...
- Hindi:साथी, साझेदारी करना, ...
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