partiel, -le (-ci-èl), adj., partial.
partiellement (-cièl-mān), adv., partially, by instalments; in part.
partir (partant, parti), v.n., to set out, to start, to go, to go away, to depart; to be off, to spring (of birds); to come, to proceed; to flow from; to go off (of firearms). — du port; to sail from the harbor. Faire —; to send off, to dispatch (troops). Il part comme l’éclair; he is off like lightning. Faire — un lièvre; to start a hare. — d’un éclat de rire; to burst into a fit of laughter. — comme un trait; to dart off like an arrow. La bombe part du mortier; the bomb is shot from the mortar. Cela part d’un bon cœur; that flows from a good heart. À — de; from, beginning from, reckoning from. A — du règne de; from the reign of. À — d’aujourd’hui; from this day forward; from to-day.
partir, v.a., to part, to divide. [Only used in: Ils ont toujours maille à —; they are always squabbling.] Avoir maille à — avec; to have a bone to pick with.
partir, n.m., (man.) start; going, leaving.
partisan, n.m., partisan.
partiti-f, -ve, adj., (gram.) partitive.
partition, n.f., partition, division; (mus.) score.
partner, n.m.f., (—s). V. partenaire.
partout, adv., everywhere, all over, on all sides. — où; wherever.