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part with something
— phrasal verb with part /pɑrt/ verbDefinition
› to give away or get rid of something, esp. a possession that you enjoy having: I just couldn’t part with my old car, even though it uses too much gas. › If you part with money, you spend it or give it to someone, although you may not want to: You really have to be a Dylan fan to part with $50 for "Highway 61 Interactive," released earlier this year.
(Definition of part with something from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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