part
noun (INVOLVEMENT) /pɑːt/
/pɑːrt/ Definition
take part B1 to be involved in an activity with other people: She doesn't usually take part in any of the class activities.Taking part and getting involvedGetting involved for one's own benefit or against others' will › [U] involvement in or responsibility for an activity, or action: He admitted his part in the robbery. I want no part in/of your crazy schemes!Taking part and getting involvedGetting involved for one's own benefit or against others' will
(Definition of part noun (INVOLVEMENT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- attendee noun
- be (a) party to sth idiom
- be heavily into sth idiom
- be mixed up with/in sth idiom
- be on the case idiom
- engage in sth phrasal verb
- enter verb (COMPETITION)
- get (sb) into sth phrasal verb
- get into sth phrasal verb
- get the bit between your teeth idiom
- get your teeth into sth idiom
- in on sth idiom
- joiner noun (TAKING PART)
- let yourself in for sth phrasal verb
- mess with sth/sb phrasal verb
- muscle in phrasal verb
- partake verb (TAKE PART)
- participant noun
- take sth up phrasal verb (START)
- wade into sth phrasal verb
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